2016
DOI: 10.3366/sch.2016.0008
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Scots Kirk of Colonial Kingston, Jamaica

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“…Regarding religion, Hamilton (2005) claimed that "the Church of Scotland showed very little interest in the Caribbean…Not until 1819 was a kirk built in Jamaica" (p. 49). Both Michael Morris (2018) and Stephen Mullen (2016) have repeated this claim that the Scots Kirk in Kingston was the first of its kind in the British Caribbean. Yet again, while this was the case with regards to the data sample collected by Hamilton (2005), such claims must be reconsidered in light of The Bahamas.…”
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“…Regarding religion, Hamilton (2005) claimed that "the Church of Scotland showed very little interest in the Caribbean…Not until 1819 was a kirk built in Jamaica" (p. 49). Both Michael Morris (2018) and Stephen Mullen (2016) have repeated this claim that the Scots Kirk in Kingston was the first of its kind in the British Caribbean. Yet again, while this was the case with regards to the data sample collected by Hamilton (2005), such claims must be reconsidered in light of The Bahamas.…”
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confidence: 87%