Table of Contents

Introduction
From Scotland to Australia: Convicts, Free Settlers, and Encounters with Australia
Caledonia Australis: Imperial Commerce, Migrant Networks, and Australian Pastoralism
Scottish Migrants and Indigenous Australians
Imagining Home: Scottish Culture in Australia
Warriors of Empire: A Case Study of Popular Imperialism
The Empire Builders: Imperial Commerce and Migration Between the Wars
New Scots: Industry, Settlement, and Working-Class Migration
At the Edge of Scotland's Diaspora: Diversity and Tension in the Twentieth Century
Conclusion: The Imperial Legacy
Bibliography

Reviews

Will be welcomed by historians of the Scottish diaspora and those interested in Australian migration....A book that will be read with profit.
*ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW*

A highly readable book [which] makes a significant contribution to the field of Scottish migration, revealing without doubt the extent to which it must be regarded as an entirely separate and distinctive diaspora.
*JOURNAL OF BRITISH STUDIES*

[This] book offers important new insights into the settlement of Scots in Australia, their networks, their culture, and, in a particularly important chapter, their interactions with, and impact on, indigenous Australians. . . . Wilkie's study is a well-written and nicely presented examination of one of Australia's most significant foundational migrant groups.
*AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW*

A fresh and engaging excursion through the gloaming of Scottish Australia.
*AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL STUDIES*