"testiomony" corrected to "testimony" (page 179)
"Ratzival" corrected to "Ratzivil" (page 204)
"embarrasment" corrected to "embarrassment" (page 220)
"Mohometans" corrected to "Mahometans" (page 222)
"ancesters" corrected to "ancestors" (page 231)
"cf" corrected to "of" (page 238)
"Other" corrected to "Others" (page 248)
"treaties" corrected to "treatise" (page 254)
"Spiridon" corrected to "Spiridion" (page 258)
"not not" corrected to "not" (page 262)
"drangement" corrected to "derangement" (page 278)
"neigborhood" corrected to "neighborhood" (page 282)
"d'Englebert" corrected to "d'Engelbert" (page 286)
"obervations" corrected to "observations" (page 305)
"of" corrected to "off" (page 326)
"corpuscules" corrected to "corpuscles" (page 329)
"or" corrected to "for" (page 342)
"our" corrected to "out" (page 349)
"childen" corrected to "children" (page 360)
"her her" corrected to "her" (page 372)
"abe" corrected to "able" (page 386)
"or" corrected to "on" (page 390)
Missing text "III." added (page 411)
"permittted" corrected to "permitted" (page 412)
"One" corrected to "On" (page 434)

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