Titlebook: British Emigration, 1603-1914; Alexander Murdoch Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 Britain.emp

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,Hidden History: The British Emigrant to the United States 1803–1860,n that change in the ideology of emigration, there was growing debate over whether to channel emigrants to the overseas empire or turn a blind eye to the growing importance of the United States as an emigrant destination. In 1801–1803, part of the anti-emigration rhetoric had been about preventing e

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The Emigrant Experience,on by those who presented themselves as its representatives. Emigrants from Britain did not always share these ideas, although sometimes they did. By the early twentieth century, as Eric Richards has pointed out, there were British commentators who wanted to distinguish between emigration and coloni

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,Empire and Emigration: The Stuart Monarchy and Plantation 1603–1688,ritish rather than English or Scottish. It was a self-conscious policy driven forward by a monarch disappointed at his failure to achieve a full union between his old and new realms and frustrated to the end of his days by his failure to achieve on the ground in Ireland what he could so clearly see

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,Unplanned Emigration 1688–1756,cant change in the status of British overseas trade, which had grown to such a substantial extent during the seventeenth century, and there was a change in British emigration; ‘whereas seventeenth century settlement [in the western hemisphere] had been mainly English, eighteenth century emigration w

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,Early Modern British Emigration 1603–1803,his fundamentally separates the history of early modern British emigration from that for the modern period, when government statistics on emigration began to be generated and there is census data available. That data may not be perfect, but it opens up a different perspective in terms of potential s

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Australia as the New America,. There still was a British North America, but its only centre of population was French-speaking, and potentially hostile, despite their lack of sympathy for the American rebels during the recent war. Someone in the British government, probably at the behest of Sir Joseph Banks (who had accompanied

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