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Transcriber’s Notes

Inconsistent, archaic and unusual spelling and hyphenation have not
been corrected or standardised, unless listed below. (The spelling of)
non-English names, words and phrases have not been corrected, unless
mentioned below.

Depending on the hard- and software used and their settings, not all
elements (in particular in the advertising sections) may display as
intended.

Front advertisement section: Red Seal Shoes advertisement: hard ware
and Boys, Womens, Misses: as printed in the source document.

Pages 1 and 105, Prosper Merimee: as printed in the source document,
actually Prosper Mérimée.

Page 8/9: the primeval forest off these old red hills: as printed in
the source document.

Page 37, ... leader. * * *: as printed in the source document;
possibly intended to be a thought break similar to others on this and
other pages.

Page 65, ... may be imposed for ever day ...: probably an error for
... may be imposed for every day ...

Page 91, Life and Times of Andrew Jackson: there is no (heading for)

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