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Transcriber’s Note

The many errors in the text have been corrected where it is reasonably attributable to the printer or editor, or where the same word appears as expected elsewhere.

Where the issue can be attributed to the idiosyncrasies of the author or the era, the text as printed has been retained. Punctuation is frequently missing at the end of sentences and especially paragraphs, and has been supplied here. The use of quotation marks is also erratic at times, and where the voices can be followed, they have been disambiguated.

The Table of Contents had several errors in pagination, which have been corrected for accuracy, with no further notice here.

Corrections made to the text appear underlined as corrected text. The original text appears when the mouse hovers on the underlined word or phrase.

p. xii	Appar[a/i]tion of St. Anne	Corrected.
p. xiv	on [r/t]he Virgin Mary	Corrected.
	Magnificent Prairies of the West	Removed.
p. xvi	is name[d] Vicar General	Added.
p. 5	the mo[f/s]t interesting	Corrected.
p. 11	beau[ti]ful French hymns	Corrected. Line break error.
p. 14	my parents sent me to an excellent s[c]hool	Added.
p. 17	man[n]ers	Added.
	nothi[u/n]g	Inverted.
	the monks of the mon[a]stery	Added.
	independant	sic.
	The infa[i/l]lible pope assures	Corrected.
p. 18	[“]Propter	Added.
p. 19	tra[deg/ged]y	Transposed.
	the gentle pres~~ure of a hand.~~	Added.
p. 20	d[i/e]spair and anguish	Corrected.
p. 23	Forgiv[i/e]ness	Corrected.
	co[u/n]dition	Corrected.
	bless	Removed.
p. 24	implac[i/a]ble	Corrected.
p. 25	several thing.	Added.
p. 26	in whic[e/h] they came to my memory	Corrected.
p. 29	those pol[l]uting questions	Added.
p. 30	The misfortune of Mr. B[e]aubien	Added.
p. 31	prece[e]ded	Removed.
p. 38	two or three min[n/u]tes	Inverted.
p. 50	I am a[ /p]pointed to write an address	Added.
p. 68	degrad[a]ing	Removed.
p. 69	to make asses of every one of us![”]	Added.
p. 76	is fed with the ph[li/li]osophy of heaven	Transposed.
p. 77	The “Memoirs du [Conte] Valmont,”	Sic. Comte.
p. 78	the religon of heathen Rome	Added.
p. 81	had taken her form an[y/d] features	Corrected.
p. 82	I ha[v]e spurned the idea	Added.
	He was at the s[r/a]me time	Corrected.
	Yo[n/u] are right	Inverted.
p. 85	But the greater n[n/u]mber of students	Inverted.
p. 88	a disguised i[h/n]fidel or a hypocrite	Corrected.
	our co[t/l]leges and nunneries	Corrected.
p. 90	While looking a[s/t] that spectacle	Corrected.
p. 93	to be so easi[i/l]y deceived	Corrected.
p. 103	Pro~~testant~~	Removed.
p. 105	such a h[u/i]gh] fabric	Corrected.
p. 108	obedien[e/c]e	Corrected.
p. 109	religous	Added.
p. 121	prostitute?[”] Croix denies it, but Ligouri affirms it.[”]	Added/Removed.
	[“]Utrum liceat	Added.
p. 123	gravit[s/e]r	Corrected.
p. 125	recipiumtur	Sic recipiuntur?
p. 132	privile[d]ge	Removed.
p. 134	beli[e]ve	Added.
p. 137	h[e/a]beat	Corrected.
p. 139	k[n]ees	Added.
p. 141	IMPURIT[IT]IES	Removed.
	b[v/u]t	Corrected.
p. 142	understood by them?[”]	Removed.
p. 146	De[l]saulnier	Removed.
p. 154	present[ni/in]g	Transposed.
p. 157	Christ[ai/ia]nity	Transposed.
p. 160	saf[te]/et]y	Transposed.
p. 167	I[t/n] plain French	Corrected.
	f[u/a]ilure	Corrected.
p. 172	idola[rt/tr]y	Transposed.
p. 175	marguiller	Added.
	co[n/u]	Corrected.
p. 176	marguiller	Added.
p. 179	I had not[ not] traveled	Removed.
p. 187	a[s/n]swered	Corrected.
p. 204	univeral	Added.
p. 207	beefstake	Sic.
p. 213	exc[e]ption	Added.
p. 214	[“]and I do not know	Added.
p. 219	remonst[r]ated	Added.
p. 225	demo[m/n]strated	Corrected.
p. 229	confess~~ion~~	Removed.
p. 230	to[ to] me than	Removed.
p. 232	th[ie/ei]r	Transposed.
p. 234	C[a/o]nstantinople	Corrected.
p. 255	or a chalice [t]o celebrate	Added.
p. 257	traf[f]ic	Added.
p. 261	BON D[EI/IE]U	Transposed.
p. 263	breth[er/re]n	Transposed.
p. 272	and yo will see	Added.
p. 288	coun[c/s]ellor	Added.
p. 296	the venerable priest s[s/a]id	Corrected.
p. 300	scar[c]ely	Added.
p. 306	miltia	Added.
p. 307	h[a]unting	Added.
p. 309	men that[ that] I may tell	Removed.
p. 310	to visit my penitents in g[oa/ao]l	Transposed.
p. 314	said: [“/‘]Your perfectly good behavior	Corrected.
p. 323	inte[a/r]est	Corrected.
p. 327	convales[c]ence	Added.
p. 330	in her power![’]”	Added.
p. 338	glasse[e/s]	Added.
p. 340	Jno / John	Corrected.
p. 346	prohib[l/i]tion	Corrected.
p. 349	disappe[a]r	Added.
p. 352	re~~pectful~~	Added.
p. 366	most most monstrous imposture	Sic.
p. 376	ben[e]fits	Added.
p. 377	s[n/c]hool	Corrected.
p. 386	Kamour[a]ska	Added.
p. 387	your country and you[r] God	Added.
p. 389	sat[e/c]hel	Corrected.
p. 391	you[n]g	Added.
p. 392	K[o/a]mouraska	Corrected.
p. 394	[S/T]he next Sabbath	Corrected.
p. 398	He knew to[o] well	Added.
p. 420	irre[r/s]istible	Corrected.
p. 434	had given me i[m/n] in my country	Corrected.
p. 439	vivent sans s’aimer	Corrected.
	esp[oi/io]nage	Transposed
p. 445	a new Sodom[?/!]	Corrected.
p. 450	Cha[p]ter XLIII.	Added.
p. 451	sever[e/a]l	Added.
p. 459	caused me to[ to] choose	Removed
	Golia[t]h	Added.
p. 460	like an adder[”]	Added.
p. 463	brandy to[ to] the public squares	Removed.
p. 481	I had once pushed[ pushed] him	Removed.
	of any such [s/c]ases	Corrected.
p. 485	is it possible th[r/a]t my church	Corrected.
p. 486	my mental agonies when reading[,] the Holy Fathers	Removed.
p. 489	Mat[t]hew, Mark, Luke	Added.
	over the rest of the church?[’]”	Added.
p. 490	fond of wine![’]”	Added.
	that[ a] new arrow	Added.
p. 500	My first tho[n/u]ght was	Inverted.
p. 511	that can befall a ma[u/n].	Inverted.
	in the world th[e/a]n the waters	Corrected.
	I will sooner tell the[e], ‘go my child,’	Added.
p. 513	any treasonable plan to run our country.	Added.
	my good bishop[’]s opinion	Added.
p. 516	much better, I think.[”]	Added.
	let every woman have[ have] her husband	Removed.
p. 521	[‘/“]My dear Chiniquy	Corrected.
p. 527	tyrant to with[d]raw	Added.
p. 532	I can hope to poss~~ess the confidence~~	Removed.
p. 535	I was not a little su[r]prised	Added.
	Your unfor[e]seen exit	Added.
p. 538	among those unfor[e]seen obstacles	Added.
p. 539	our beatiful prairies.	Added.
p. 540	every one of the first emigra[n]ts	Added.
	to dir[r]ect your attention	Removed.
p. 541	It soon became necessa[r]y	Added.
p. 543	You[r] malice against Mr. Chiniquy	Added.
p. 552	“I will do better,[”]	Added.
p. 563	Bishop O’R[a/e]gan	Added.
	hanging Bishop Va[n]develd	Added.
p. 564	more agre[e]able to your views	Added.
p. 565	Bishop O’R[a/e]gan	Corrected.
p. 567	see such men in you[r] company	Added.
p. 572	in her co[/n]ception	Corrected.
p. 573	‘immaculate in her conception.[’]”	Added.
p. 575	Bishop O’R[a/e]gan	Corrected.
p. 578	Is that correct?[”]	Added.
p. 603	Chi[b/c]ago	Corrected.
p. 609	I wa[a/n]ted to consult	Corrected.
p. 618	to the cath[red/edr] of St. Mary	Transposed.
p. 624	It seemed [f/t]hat God had forsaken	Corrected.
p. 625	and soon disap[p]eared as a vision	Added.
p. 630	EXCOMM[R/U]NICATION	Corrected.
	axiom had it ~~accomplishment~~	Added.
p. 634	I had left the[ the] most honorable position	Removed.
p. 642	a den of th[ei/ie]ves	Transposed.
p. 647	of your iniq[n/u]ity and my innocence	Inverted.
p. 650	your unjust sentenc[a/e]	Corrected.
p. 651	that frat[r]icidal combat	Added.
	erection of w[h/i]tch I have	Corrected.
	the Roman Catholic hiera[r]chy	Added.
p. 659	“‘If it be so,’ said Terrien, [“/‘]we cannot	Corrected.
	the priest LeBe[i/l\le	Corrected.
p. 663	in charging me so little [t/f]or such a service	Corrected.
p. 664	have already fallen at their feet![”]	Added.
p. 666	and said, [‘]Philomene what are you here for?’	Added.
	[“]‘Oh, wretched girl!’	Added.
p. 669	those Protes[s/t]ant Yankees	Corrected.
p. 671	liberties in the United S[i/t]ates	Corrected.
p. 684	the second wi[i/l]l nearly	Corrected.
p. 686	Protestants were massacre[e]d	Removed.
p. 687	again~~t the flag of Liberty~~	Added.
p. 693	Surely nothi[u/n]g could be more pleasant	Inverted.
p. 695	The una[min/nim]ity with which	Transposed.
p. 696	defend ourselves[.]	Added.
p. 701	usu[r]per	Added.
p. 703	o[r]ther	Removed.
p. 704	[“]Till lately	Added.
p. 707	Promised Land[?]	Added.
p. 708	what is Christianty if not	Added.
	[l/i]f God, in his infinite love	Added.
p. 712	“[‘]Does it not	Added.
p. 717	“‘Oh! No! General, no! no![’]	Added.
p. 722	‘Mrs. Sur[a/r]att>, will you	Added.
p. 723	going to St. Aloysin’s Chur[o/c]h	Corrected.
p. 724	after their di[o/abolical deed	Corrected.
p. 735	The 4th of April, 1865, the priests of Rome knew	Sic 14th
p. 736	But we were absolutely unw[l/i]lling to be	Corrected.
p. 741	I am no[r] more excommunicated	Removed.
p. 743	of putt[t/i]ng an end	Corrected.
p. 749	such a thing.[”]	Added.
p. 753	the same altars.[’]	Added.
p. 756	O’Regan i[t/s] here publicly accused	Corrected.
p. 758	the recantation of th[a/e] unfortunate girl	that/the?
p. 761	Oc[o]tober 13, 1851.	Removed.
p. 763	t[eh/he] following lines from him	Transposed.
p. 765	two or three witnesses.[”]	Added.
	any one.[”]	Added.
p. 767	the very men who publicl[l]y trample	Removed.
p. 768	the bishops have placed [e/o]n my forehead	Corrected.
	I need yo[n/u]r testimony	Inverted.
p. 771	‘My God![’] My God!’	Removed.
p. 777	a good and faithful priest.[’]	Added.
	Prot[t]estants	Removed.
p. 780	'said to Mr. Dunn[./:]	Corrected.
p. 781	to gi[y/v]e me a written assurance	Corrected.
p. 782	in time for the Chicago train.[”]	Added.
p. 784	GI[E/F]T	Corrected.
p. 787	by that disguised Protestant?[’]	Added.
p. 788	but a poor miserable priest.[”]	Removed.
p. 792	what would become of me[?]	Added.
p. 795	the pardon—of[ of] my sins	Removed.
p. 796	Christ gave to his disc[t/i]ples	Corrected.
p. 802	[‘/“]For ye see your calling	Corrected.
p. 803	refused to leave[ leave] Rome	Removed.
p. 807	do not beli[e]ve in purgatory	Added.
	their own bread and butter.[’/”]	Corrected.
p. 810	[“]Let every one	Added.
p. 820	the Presbyterian Church of the United States.	Removed.
p. 822	my colony of Illinos	Added.
p. 823	the following sentence was [o/a]n exact	Corrected.
p. 828	sticks [o/a]nd daggers	Corrected.
p. 831	turn the[e] yet again	Added.
p. 832	for my soul.[”]	Added.
	Jord[o/a]n	Corrected.