Blood Brothers and Sisters: Scotland’s ancestral ties with native people of North America


On Friday, 27th September 1878, The Edinburgh Evening News published a short article on a paper presented by Professor Daniel Wilson of Toronto to the British Association of Anthropological Studies.

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https://www.scotsman.com/heritage-and-retro/heritage/blood-brothers-and-sisters-scotlands-ancestral-ties-with-native-people-of-north-america-3191896

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