Gaelic, which had been the main language in Scotland for centuries, began to be dismantled from the early 17th Century onwards, beginning with The Statutes of Iona of 1609, under the reign of King James VI, which labelled it "barbaric" and called upon clan chiefs to send their heirs to English-speaking schools. Mass emigrations (some forced, some voluntary

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