John W. Sheets Books

Transatlantic Scots

By Michael Vance, James Hunter, COLIN MCARTHUR, Grant Jarvie, Margaret Bennett, Edward J. Cowan, Andrew Hook, R. Celeste Ray, Paul Basu, Celeste Ray, John W. Sheets, Jonathan Dembling

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Studies The Regional Organization And Varied Expressions Of The Scottish Heritage Movement In The Canadian Maritimes, New England, And The American South. It Examines How Diaspora Themes And Highla...

Transatlantic Scots

By Michael Vance, James Hunter, COLIN MCARTHUR, Grant Jarvie, Margaret Bennett, Edward J. Cowan, Andrew Hook, R. Celeste Ray, Paul Basu, Celeste Ray, John W. Sheets, Jonathan Dembling

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Transatlantic Scots

By Michael Vance, COLIN MCARTHUR, Grant Jarvie, Edward J. Cowan, Andrew Hook, R. Celeste Ray, Margaret Bennett, Paul Basu, Celeste Ray, James Hunter, John W. Sheets, Jonathan Dembling

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Examines the impact of the Scottish legacy on North American cultures and heritage. During the past four decades, growing interest in North Americans' cultural and ancestral ties to Scotland has pr...

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