The Covenanter the Cavalier And the Puritan
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ter of property. Many facts might be given to sustain this statement.* "Within my own observa- tion, I know that the early settlers of Tennessee, who were largely of this stock, got hold of and title to nearly all the best lands of the country.
After the early settlers had passed away, the rich- est families and the richest citizens were of this race. And to-day, nearly all the old families who have been distinguished either for talents or wealth are descended from the old Covenanter stock. And... what is true of Tennessee is believed to be true of nearly all the Southern States.
Long after the Revolution the Covenanters from Ireland still continued to come into Eastern Ten- nessee. They were all Protestants (generally Presbyterians), well educated, and many of them comfortabTe in point of property. I never knew one who was not reasonably well educated. , In the course of time they almost universally became possessed of considerable property — enough to make them independent.
It may be asked, if the early Covenanter set- * Haywood says that in 1768, 1769, 1770, all mercantile trade in North Carolina was in the hands of Scotch merchants, who lived in great style.
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ter of property. Many facts might be given to sustain this statement.* "Within my own observa- tion, I know that the early settlers of Tennessee, who were largely of this stock, got hold of and title to nearly all the best lands of the country.
After the early settlers had passed away, the rich- est families and the richest citizens were of this race. And to-day, nearly all the old families who have been distinguished either for talents or wealth are descended from the old Covenanter stock. And... what is true of Tennessee is believed to be true of nearly all the Southern States.
Long after the Revolution the Covenanters from Ireland still continued to come into Eastern Ten- nessee. They were all Protestants (generally Presbyterians), well educated, and many of them comfortabTe in point of property. I never knew one who was not reasonably well educated. , In the course of time they almost universally became possessed of considerable property — enough to make them independent.
It may be asked, if the early Covenanter set- * Haywood says that in 1768, 1769, 1770, all mercantile trade in North Carolina was in the hands of Scotch merchants, who lived in great style.
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