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    1. Uriah‏ @crimkadid Nov 9

      Assume that America is about 15% English. Assume Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are 40%. That amounts to about 75 million diaspora English as against 45 million English English. The two million English of 1450 have more descendants than the ~20 million French of the same year

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    2. tedfrank (Taylor’s version)‏Verified account @tedfrank Nov 9
      Replying to @crimkadid

      Except America is about 8% English and 5% French. Are you counting Quebecois in the French?

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    3. Uriah‏ @crimkadid Nov 9
      Replying to @tedfrank

      Anyone who takes the 8% number at face value needs their head examined. I shouldn't have to spell out why census identification is so inaccurate here: where do you think all identified "Americans" in the South came from?

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    4. Cuberdon Seventyfive‏ @Cuberdon75 Nov 9
      Replying to @crimkadid @tedfrank

      Most are Scotch-Irish

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    5. Uriah‏ @crimkadid Nov 9
      Replying to @Cuberdon75 @tedfrank

      Not even close:pic.twitter.com/OEerWlQYvG

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    6. Cuberdon Seventyfive‏ @Cuberdon75 Nov 9
      Replying to @crimkadid @tedfrank

      That table is for 1790. Three times as many arrived in the 19th c.

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      Uriah‏ @crimkadid Nov 9
      Replying to @Cuberdon75 @tedfrank

      You're making shit up, Scotch-Irish migration was effectively over by 1775.

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        2. Cuberdon Seventyfive‏ @Cuberdon75 Nov 9
          Replying to @crimkadid @tedfrank

          Transatlantic flows were halted by the American Revolution, but resumed after 1783, with total of 100,000 arriving in America between 1783 and 1812. By that point few were young servants and more were mature craftsmen, and they settled in industrial centers, including Pittsburgh

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        3. Cuberdon Seventyfive‏ @Cuberdon75 Nov 9
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          Philadelphia and New York, where many became skilled workers, foremen and entrepreneurs as the Industrial Revolution took off in the US. Another half million came to America 1815 to 1845; another 900,000 came in 1851–99.That migration decisively shaped S-Irish culture. (Wiki)

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