- Link:
- http://theses.gla.ac.uk/699/
- Collection:
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- Subjects
- HD Industries. Land use. Labor BR Christianity DA Great Britain
- Creator:
- Vann, Barry Aron
- Description
- A number of research projects on migration flows
between Scotland and Ireland during the Plantation era have been
conducted by social and religious historians. By providing an
examination of the diffusion of Presbyterianism across the Irish
Sea, this thesis addresses some of the dearth of work on cultural
diffusion during the Plantation by geographers. To accomplish this
goal, the thesis asked seven questions. In answering these
questions, a dissenting Irish Sea culture area is described. The
economic and political contexts in which the Plantation occurred
are also delineated. The thesis then provides empirical analyses on
the social and institutional networking patterns of the ministers
who served in Irish Presbyterian churches. The last two empirical
chapters concentrate on questions about deposition patterns and the
trans-Channel nature of seventeenth-century Scottish geotheology.
The final chapter provides a summary of the
findings.
- Type
- Thesis
- Type
- NonPeerReviewed
- Format
- application/pdf
- Relation
- http://theses.gla.ac.uk/699/01/2006vannphd.pdf
- Relation
- http://eleanor.lib.gla.ac.uk/record=b2290178
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