The Scot in British North America

By
W. J. Rattray, B.A.
Toronto
Maclear And Company
1880

Click here for Map of British North America circa 1823

• Preface
• Introduction
• Part I --- The Scot at Home and Abroad
• Chapter I - The Land and the People
• Chapter II - Early History
• Chapter III - The War of Independence
• Chapter IV - Religion in Scotland–The Reformation and the Covenant
• Chapter V - The Highlanders and Jacobitism
• Chapter VI - The Women and the Homes of Scotland
• Chapter VII - General Summary
• Part II --- The Scot Across the Sea
• Chapter I - The Scots Across the Sea
• Chapter II - Early Conquest and Colonization
• Chapter III - British Rule after the Conquest

• Preface
• Part III The Scot in Public Life
• Chapter I The War of 1812
• Chapter II Colonial Government down to 1791
• Chapter III Constitutional Rule prior to 1812
• Chapter IV From 1815 to 1841 Part A
• Chapter IV From 1815 to 1841 Part B
• Chapter V Canada from 1840 to 1867 Part A
• Chapter V Canada from 1840 to 1867 Part B
• Chapter V Canada from 1840 to 1867 Part C

VOL. III

• Preface
• Part III. (continued)
• Chapter VI. The Maritime Provinces from 1837 to 1867 Part A
• Chapter VI. The Maritime Provinces from 1837 to 1867 Part B
• Chapter VII. The Dominion from 1867 to 1882. Part A
• Chapter VII. The Dominion from 1867 to 1882. Part B
• Chapter VII. The Dominion from 1867 to 1882. Part C
• Part IV.
• Chapter I. Universities and Colleges
• Chapter II. The Churches Part A
• Chapter II. The Churches Part B
• Chapter III. The Legal Profession

VOL. IV

• Preface
• Part V. The Scot in the North-West
• Chapter I The Country and its early History
• Chapter II British Fur-hunting and Settlement
• Chapter III, Part A, The Rival Companies and Lord Selkirk
• Chapter III, Part B, The Union of the Companies
• Chapter IV, Part A The Company and Colonization
• Chapter IV, Part B The Company and Colonization
• Chapter V The Canadian Pacific Railway
• Chapter VI The Influx of Settlement
• Chapter VII British Columbia
• Chapter VIII Journalism and Literature
• Chapter IX Addenda