v. 1. Dedication
Preface
Introduction
Part I. The Scot at home. The land and the people ; Early history ; The War of Independence ; Religion in Scotland and the Reformation and the Covenant ; The Highlanders and Jacobitism ; The women and the homes of Scotland ; General summary
Part II. The Scot across the sea. Abroad ; Early conquest and colonization ; British rule after the conquest
v. 2. Preface
Part III. The Scot in public life. The War of 1812 ; Colonial Government down to 1791 ; Constitutional rule prior to 1812 ; From 1815 to 1841 ; Canada from 1840 to 1867
v. 3. Part III. (Continued). The Scot in public life. The Maritime Provinces from 1837 to 1867 ; The Dominion from 1867 to 1882
Part IV. The Scot in professional life. Universities and colleges ; The churches ; The legal profession
v. 4. Preface
Part V. The Scot in the north-west. The country and its early history ; British fur-hunting, and settlement ; The rival companies and Lord Selkirk ; The company and colonization ; The Canadian Pacific Railway ; The influx of settlement ; British Columbia ; Journalism and literature ; Addenda.