etors, agent with whom
you will please correspond on any occurrence regarding the
=settlement."=)

Page 247: Was 'Bailey' (In the summer of 1767, Father Charles
Francois =Bailly= came to the River St. John)

Page 255: Was 'here' (but up to this time =there= had been no
opportunity for church-going.)

Page 255: Was 'pslams' (with the exception of a copy of Watt's
=psalms= and hymns owned by James White.)

Page 261: Was 'rooom' (but alas for them the force of events left no
=room= for neutrality.)

Page 265: Was 'and, and' (The people of Machias were particularly
fond of plundering their neighbors, =and= that place was
termed)

Page 267: Was 'commissiary' (The =commissary= general there was
directed to deliver them one barrel of gunpowder)

Page 267: Was 'of of' (one barrel of gunpowder, 350 flints and 250
weight =of= lead from the colony's stores;)

Page 273: Was 'Aukaque' (John Allan and his party arrived at the
Indian village of =Aukpaque= where forty or fifty
Indians)

Page 279: Added closing double-quote (Capt. Benjamin Marston on
board his vessel the ="Brittania"=, which was then lying
at anchor)

Page 280: Was 'Passamoquoddy' (He came to =Passamaquoddy= about
1770, settled there and was appointed a justice of the
peace in 1774.)

Page 298: Was 'Perre' (We may therefore conclude that =Pierre= Thoma
did not long survive his old friend and Patron Michael
Francklin.)

Page 305: Was 'Franklin's' (=Francklin's= political influence at
Halifax and the personal friendship of Sir Andrew Snape
Hamond,)

Page 307: Was 'Franklin' (Col. =Francklin= procured at Halifax many
articles needed for the mast cutters, such as chains,
blocks and tackle, camp supplies, etc.)

Page 309: Was 'Frankcklin' (as we expected when Col. =Francklin=
left this place.)

Page 311: Changed single to double closing-quote (he has raised the
price of provision and men and Ox labour--oxen to 7s. 6d.
pr. pair pr. day and men in =proportion."=)

Page 311: Was 'renumerative' (The masting business seems to have
been =remunerative=, and was the means of putting in
circulation a considerable