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Scotsmen as Settlers, [23], [27-9], [42], [45]; Keenness for Education, [33-7]; Links of, with Scotland, [44], [45]; Loyalty of: a striking instance, [338]; Noteworthy names among, [23]
Sectarianism and Education, [34], [35], [36]
Secularization, Advocates of, [64], [90]
Seignorial tenure difficulties, [95-6], [306]
Self-government, Colonial, see Autonomy, and Responsible Government
Separate Schools Act (Scott's), how carried, [307]
Separation, Anticipations of, [166], [200], [231], [248], [266], [274], [278] et sqq., [282], of British Tories, [253], [254], [255], [256]