Scots in the Atlantic World
Atlantic Archipelagos: A Cultural History of Scotland, the Caribbean and the Atlantic World, c.1740-1833
... the Atlantic, engendering what Michael Fry calls The Scottish Empire ...claim Scots as the more moral, benevolent wing of the imperial project, Fry accumulates copious examples of the leading role of ...
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Rethinking runaways in the British Atlantic world: Britain, the Caribbean, West Africa and North America
... of Scots owned slaves, or had interests in businesses concerned with the trade in goods produced by slaves, and at this point few if any Scots were interested in campaigning to end ...
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Irish radicals, southern conservatives: slavery, religious liberty, and the Presbyterian fringe in the Atlantic world
... the Scots were involved, less because they sent eight non-‐voting representatives than because the English Puritans desperately needed the Covenanter army to remain on its ...
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Replacing Scots pine with Norway spruce
... Historical land-use is also known to have an effect on forest biodiversity, even after long time periods since land use changes occurred (Ibbe et al. 2011, Jonason et al. 2016). Despite trying to account for this by ...
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The Scots College, Paris, 1653 1792
... compare Scots College Paris with Scots College ...in Scots College Rome, of whom seventy-eight were ordained priests, but not all for the secular ...that Scots College Rome was accepting only ...
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Robert Garioch's Different Styles of Scots
... These then seem to me to be the main distinguishing charac- teristics in spelling, vocabulary and grammar of the three re- gisters. As I have made clear, in many cases the distinction lies in the relative frequency of ...
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A new version of the Scots Confession, 1560
... the Scots Confession – a doctrine of double predestination by prior, eternal, divine ...old Scots Confession was not abrogated – it simply fell into desuetude, as it was de facto redundant for much of that ...
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Revolutionary Changes in the Atlantic World,
... Nearly all the nations of the Western Hemisphere experienced economic growth during the nineteenth century, but the United States was the only one to.. industrialize.[r] ...
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Scots burgh finances prior to 1707
... The onnoratione of the thre comppt1s of the mowtter maltt beg1n1ng att Mychelmis 1518 zeiris to Mytchelmis 1619 zeiris vithe the compt of 2,000 merkis quhilk I resaiffit frame Jhon Carst[r] ...
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Tracing L-vocalisation in early Scots
... in Scots became more ...entered Scots vocabulary after the /l/ had been lost in the donor ...on Scots (either directly or via Midland dialects of Middle ...
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Heterozygosity and fitness: no association in Scots pine.
... Finally, a multiple regression analysis using all 12 polymorphic loci in an individual heterozygosity mea- sure, explained only a small proportion ( <6%) of the variat[r] ...
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Britain and the Fur Trade: Commerce and Consumers in the North-Atlantic World, 1783-1821
... While this surge in the trade of the HBC did not lead to a fall in fur imports from Canada, it is clear that this denied the Montreal fur traders the opportunity to recover their trade to the levels they had been prior ...
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A world fit for money laundering: The Atlantic alliance’s undermining of organized crime control
... the world derived from an unprecedented effort to Americanise internation- al law enforcement along lines first articulated by Nixon and his advisers, notably in 1970, when Congress passed both the Organized Crime ...
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Christian Slavery: Protestant Missions and Slave Conversion in the Atlantic World, 1660-1760
... This chapter examines this broader transformation in Atlantic Protestantism by focusing on the first four years of the Moravian mission to St. Thomas, led by Leonhard Dober and David Nitschmann. Dober and ...
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Scots and Ulster : the late medieval context
... the Scots of the Treaties of Westminster in December 1543, which would have secured the betrothal of the young Mary, Queen of Scots, to Edward, Henry’s son, resulted in the English king’s efforts to force ...
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James Petiver’s ‘Kind Friends’ and ‘Curious Persons’ in the Atlantic World: Commerce, Colonialism and Collecting
... While the general patterns identi fi ed by Stearns have held up well over time, how we contextualize them within the broader sweep of the histories of science and the Atlantic World has changed in the ...
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Pathways of Obsolescense: Scots /u(:)/ Across Borders
... As Scots forms regularly co-occur in speech for stylistic purposes (Stuart-Smith 2003), indi- viduals who use Scots forms are sometimes said to be bidialectal in Scots and Scottish Standard English ...
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Globalization, curriculum and international student communities : a case study of the United World College of the Atlantic
... To the extent that a global orientation and participation characterized the Atlantic College community, the research suggests that curricular and pedagogical interventions (bearing on va[r] ...
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Brexit and Scots Law:Policing and Criminal Justice
... Brexit and Scots Law: policing and criminal justice Maria Fletcher and Leandro Mancano A. INTRODUCTION Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters (PJCCM) is a key dimension of Brexit. Fighting crime is ...
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Scots law as a civilian system : a response
... It is fortunate, then, that ‘we [all] have to accept the truth that Scots law is a mixed system’. This turn of fortune does not arise because Scots law possesses some genius simply by dint of its being a ...
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