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26th November 10, 08:37 PM
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Leyburn's Book
[QUOTE=cajunscot;929833]Have you read James Leyburn's The Scotch-Irish: a Social History from the University of North Carolina Press. It still considered to be one of the best one-volume histories of the Ulster-Scots available. I also recommend Albion's Seed, but I would recommend one begin with Leyburn.
You are correct about Leyburn's book as well. I started thinking if I still had a company, and after digging through my Library, realised that I had an old copy that had been once at Washington & Lee University in Virginia. That brought back some memories. You are definatly correct in stating that is a good start point, especially for people looking to get a good feel for the migration years, and patterns to the colonies.
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29th November 10, 11:07 AM
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I wuz sorta hoping that those advocating those other well-regarded books would write separate reviews. Wouldn't that be fun, as well as a great online resource?
Last edited by Lallans; 29th November 10 at 02:28 PM.
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29th November 10, 09:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by Canuck of NI
I wuz sorta hoping that those advocating those other well-regarded books would write separate reviews. Wouldn't that be fun, as well as a great online resource?
Sorry Canuck.....
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