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William Alexander, Earl of Stirling (c.1577-1640)
[Not to be confused with Sir William Alexander (c.1602-1638)]
Alexander persuaded King James VII/II that the only way to get Scots to emigrate
was to give them a new Scotland comparable to New France and New England;
and the king conveyed the royal wish to the Council of New England and obtained
from the latter the surrender of all their territory north of the Sainte-Croix.
Thereupon the king immediately instructed the Scottish Privy Council to prepare
a grant of this territory for Sir William Alexander. The grant was signed on
10 September 1621 (o.s.), making Sir William, on paper at least, lord proprietor of
the region now known as the three Atlantic Provinces and the Gaspé peninsula
– to be called for all time New Scotland or Nova Scotia.

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