Page 473--Historie amended to Histoire--"Fortier, Alcee
... Histoire de la Litterature francaise, ..."

Page 476--Pourqui amended to Pourquoi--"Grisna, E. ...
Pourquoi Jean Est Reste Garcon."

Page 482--Correspondende amended to
Correspondence--"Life and Correspondence of
Major-General Greene."

Page 486--Self-Governmant amended to
Self-Government--"... Civil Liberty and Self-Government,
..."

Most references to the death date of St. George H. Tucker in the book
give a year of 1863; however, the information about his death on page
329 notes that he died in the Seven Days' Battles around Richmond in
1862. Since an alternative source for the date of his death could not
be found, all dates remain as printed.

Illustrations have been moved slightly, where necessary, so that they
are not in the middle of a paragraph.

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