Status Updates From The Scotch-Irish: A Social ...

James G. Leyburn it’s on SIGHT—“Protestantism was exciting news to the Scots. For the first time in their history the people had been given something to think about, seriously and deeply.” Are we seriously going to skip over the history tied with shamanic healers, druids, paganism in general? Oh wait of King James, got them at the stake first and then introduced Protestantism when their leaders were gone.

Horrible representation of the Celts/Gaels/Picts/Iberians whose culture was reduced to primitive all because James G. Leyburn deems it so. “It was considered unlucky to wash churn; the consistency of butter was thought to depend upon the number of hairs it contained. A frog was put into the tubs to make the milk churn.” Leyman is an idiot, being a Yale, Princeton, Duke uni for such vile forgery of the clans.