The Scotch-Irish in America

By

Henry Jones Ford

The Scotch-Irish in America

1915

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

Chapter
I. The Plantation of Ulster
II. The Land and the People
III. Scotch Migration to Ulster
IV. Formative Influences
V. Emigration to America
VI. Scotch-Irish Settlements
VII. On the New England Frontier
VIII. In New York and the Jerseys
IX. Pennsylvania—The Scotch-Irish Centre
X. The Indian Wars
XI. Planting the Church
XII. On Stony Ground
XIII. The Source of American Presbyterianism
XIV. Expansion South and West
XV. Some Pioneer Preachers
XVI. Scotch-Irish Educational Institutions
XVII. The Spread of Popular Education
XVIII. The Revolutionary Period
XIX. The Birth of the Nation
XX. A Survey and an Appreciation

APPENDICES

A. Ireland at the Time of the Plantation
B. The Scottish Undertakers
C. The Making of the Ulster Scot
D. Statement of Frontier Grievances
E. Galloway's Account of the American Revolt
F. The Mecklenburg Resolves

LIST OF AUTHORITIES CONSULTED

INDEX

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