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Transcriber’s Note

Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page, and line in the original. The following issues should be noted, along with the resolutions.

The phrase 'line-of-battle ships' is sometimes printed without hyphenation, and occasionally as 'line-of-battleships'. Where 'line-of' is not employed, the word is always 'battleships. To assist searches, the hyphenated version 'line-of-battle ships' is applied here.

End-of-line hyphens are sometimes missing. It is presumed they have not survived in the text, and were handled as though present.

Proper place names are sometimes consistently misspelled and were left as printed: 'Guil[d]ford Court House', 'Spot[t]sylvania'.

The entry for the 1039 battle of Zendecan contains references to 'Moghrul Beg' of the Seljuks, and 'Masrud', sultan of Ghuzni. The index refers to the former as 'Mogrul Bey', 'Bey' being a variant of 'Beg'. However, separate historical texts consistently have the Seljuk ruler as 'Toghrul'. The text has been retained, but the issue noted.

On p. 143, the title of the article for 'Lunceña' is an obvious error for 'Lucena', which is supported by other sources and also falls correctly in the alphabetic order of the Dictionary.

[3L.22]sallies of the bes[ei/ie]gedTransposed.
[6L.9]on the 18th the garrison surrendered[.]Added.
[20L.40]into the beleagu[e]red city.Inserted.
[24R.17]which is also know[n] asAdded.
[27R.31]the Colombian patrots>Inserted.
[32L.37]under General Bizo[u/n]etInverted.
[33R.35]the bridge of B[u/e]rgfriedReplaced.
[36L.20]had taken up a positonInserted.
[39L.22]Bovianum (S[ce/ec]ond Samnite War).Transposed.
[40R.24]by assault by Genera[l] HaynauAdded.
[45L.2]inhabitants being mass[e/a]credReplaced.
[46R.4]under Colonel Hartl[e]yInserted.
[47L.5]16 line[-]of[-]battle shipsInserted.
[56L.1]under Cla[u/n]leu.Inverted.
[59R.12]was surrounded and overpowered, Chabrias falling[.]Added.
[62L.34](Norman Invasion of Italy[)].Inserted.
[65L.4]sallies [Amurath,/, Amurath] was called awayComma moved.
[65L.30]Danish fleet of 10 line[-]of[-]battle[ ]shipsInserted.
[67L.15]Seleuc[n/u]s, though 81 years of age, defeatedInverted.
[67R.28](Seven Years' War)[.]Added.
[71R.22]The Macedonians lost 13,000 killed and wounded[.]Added,
[74L.32]endeavoured to effect a landing at Dazaifu[,/.]Added.
[75L.10]Scindiah's army under Bour[g/q]uinReplaced.
[80L.21]10,000 killed and wounded[./,]Replaced.
[80L.22]15,000 prisoners, and 40 guns[,/.]Replaced.
[81R.11]30 of his k[in/ni]ghts,Transposed.
[83L.10](Civil War of [Car an d/Cæsar and] Pompey).Corrupted.
[83L.31]when Mass[e/é]na’s] corpsReplaced.
[86L.10]E[n/u]taw Springs (American War of Independence).Replaced.
[89R.29]near Fish Creek[,/.]Replaced.
[92L.5]and the Goths under C[u/n]ivaTransposed.
[93R.39]Fuentes d’O[n/ñ]oroReplaced.
[95R.29]the royal troops under Lord Hunsdon[.]Added.
[97R.1]though at a heavy cost[.]Added.
[99R.4]and de Ruyter[,/.]Replaced.
[102L.30]but was unsucce[fss/ssf]ulTransposed.
[104R.47]he was totally defeated[,/.]Replaced.
[104R.30]and totally routed[,/.]Replaced.
[106L.39]under Martin Schenck[,/.]Replaced.
[108R.21]and the Syracusans[,\.]Replaced.
[108R.26]Helsingborg (Dano-[Spanish/Swedish] Wars).Corrected.
[112R.35]and with heavy loss[.]Added.
[114R.11][B.C./A.D.] 1221,Replaced.
[115L.33][I]nverkeithingRestored.
[116L.31]The British lost 167 killed[,] woundedAdded.
[116R.44]Fought October, 740, between[,] the Japanese rebelsRemoved.
[121R.12]only 248 killed and wounded[.]Added.
[124L.14]compelled to retire to Quetta[h].Removed.
[128L.36]in the K[a/u]levtcha defileReplaced.
[132L.23]Fought [B.C.] 497, the first authentic dateAdded.
[135L.41]100,000 Prussians[sians], Russians,Removed.
[135L.46]when B[l]ucher captured the villageInserted.
[138L.29]Fought October 17, 1571, betwe[e]nInserted.
[138L.42]The Dey of Algiers succeeded n extricatingRestored.
[143L.6]a fleet of[ of] 41 ships of warRemoved.
[143R.7]Lu[nceñ[/cen]a (War of Granada).Replaced.
[144L.42]Drummond occupied high groundRemoved.
[145L.33]The Imperialists lost [27,000] killed and wounded.sic: 2,700?
[149R.29]and Bri[th/ht]noth slain.Transposed.
[151L.40]La[r]ches and Nicostratus both fellRemoved.
[156L.32]when a Persian army, under Megabyzus[,] defeatedAdded.
[158R.7]Metaur[a/u]s (Second Punic War).Replaced.
[160R.18]The Per[vu/uv]ians were totally defeatedTransposed.
[161R.34]by the discontented solderyInserted.
[163L.7]being ignoran[t] of the fall of GenoaAdded.
[163L.46](Napoleon's Italian Campagns>).Inserted.
[164L.28]and forced to capitu[al/la]te.Transposed.
[164L.33]and the[,] Blancos,Removed.
[165R.16]under General d'Aspr[e/é]Replaced.
[165R.19]with[rd/dr]ew his force from the townTransposed.
[165R.41]Fought November 16, 1315[,/.]Replaced.
[167R.19]Kl[e/é]ber’s divisionReplaced.
[169R.4]Huzrat Mah[u/a]l, Begum of OudeReplaced.
[172L.39]from the field in confu[fu]sionRemoved.
[174R.3]Fa[r]ragut forced the passageInserted.
[176L.36]fought by Mith[d]ridatesRemoved.
[179L.27]with a loss of 15 ships[.]Added.
[180L.18]combined French and British squa[rd/dr]onsTransposed.
[190L.25]after a long and obs[int/tin]ate defenceTransposed.
[202R.45]a[u/n]d the Spanish RoyalistsInverted.
[203L.38]Pultusk [(]Campaign of Friedland).Added.
[205L.35]about 5,000 Americans, under Van Re[u/n]sselaerInverted.
[208L.14]under General Bo[n/u]latoffReplaced.
[208L.19]Bo[n/u]latoff fell fightingReplaced.
[215R.26]under the walls of SaalfeldRemoved.
[223R.7]about 4,000 strong[,].Removed.
[223R.37]under M[a/e]tellusReplaced.
[223R.29]but crosing the Tiber into RomeInserted.
[229L.5]the further advance of the Confederates[,/.]Replaced.
[229L.43]and opened the gates[.]Added.
[238L.32]the Battle of Cambuskenneth[.]Added.
[240L.7]between the A[f]ghansInserted.
[240R.40]and Lamach[a/u]s killedReplaced.
[246L.28]including their two generals[.]Added.
[248R.14]Antiochus the Great, King of Asia[,/.]Replaced.
[249R.8]under Bourl[a]maqueRemoved.
[249L.44]with a loss of [19,44/1,944] killed and woundedComma moved.
[250L.4]attacking the Pontic cavalry in rear, broke it[,/.]Replaced.
[253L.38]between 26,000 Ca[r]thaginians,Inserted.
[254L.30]a British squa[rd/dr]on of 12 sailTransposed.
[256R.9]left the city to orga[in/ni]se a relief forceTransposed.
[264R.40](Japanese Revolu[lu]tionRemoved.
[265R.29]and the Poles[,] were drivenRemoved.
[272R.6]under [Moghrul] BegSic Toghrul
[273R.33]after suffering con[si]derable lossInserted.

The Index was prepared by Harbottle's editorial successor, P.H. Dalbiac. The poor quality of the result is acknowledged in Mr Dalbiac's [preface]. We can assume that he was forced to send his work to the printers as-is.

More often than not, Harbottle's spelling of names and places agrees with other sources. Therefore, the benefit of the doubt, when resolving discrepancies, has been ceded to Mr. Harbottle.

The usefulness of the Index, especially in the text-only version of this volume, is severely compromised. Where the Index disagrees with the text, it is assumed to have been an editorial error, and corrections have been made.

Where corrections disturb the alphabetic order, the items have not been repositioned, with a few exceptions noted below.

Several index entries ('Sandbag Battery', 'Stopford', 'Hans Waldmann'), violated the alphabetic order or were otherwise misplaced. They were retained as printed. Other entries were corrected (e.g. Olearchus/Clearchus, Oreizaga/Areizaga, Ouchterlony/Ochterlony) in such a way as to place them out of order. The original position is retained.

More strangely, on p. 287, there are entries for 'Ley' and 'Licias', both of which seem to be intended as references to 'Ney' and 'Nicias'. The entry for 'Licias' on p. 240 is duplicated later for 'Nicias' and was removed. The page reference (p. 68) for 'Ley' has been transferred to the list for Marshall Ney, and the entry for 'Ley' deleted as well.

No attempt was made to test each page reference for accuracy, but the entry for David II of Scotland was incorrectly given as page 274 (which does not exist). He is mentioned on p. [174] and the index was corrected. The last page reference for Prince Mentschikoff was also given as p. 274, and was removed.

The index item for 'Cacina' refers the reader to p. 47, where a mention of 'Cæcina' occurs. There is a separate item for 'Cæcina', referring to a different article on p. 68. The two items have been combined.

The index entry for 'Claulen' is doubly problematic. The name appears in the text as 'Clauleu'. The n/u misprint is a common one. In this case, however, there seem to be two. Neither the index or the text agrees with the historical 'marquis de Clanleu'. Both have been amended.

On p. 290, the entry for Muzuffa Jung refers to 'Muzuffer Jung' in the text. Other sources have 'Muzuffar' or 'Muzuffer' Jung, no doubt a transliteration issue. Following the text seemed the preferrable correction.

In the text, there are four references to a Samnite commander 'Pontius'. The index has two items 'Pontius, 62, 63' and 'Pontras, 53'. The name in the second item is an error. These refer to three battles: Caudine Forks B.C. 321 (p. 53), Ciuna B.C. 315 (p. 63), and Colline Gate B.C. 82 (p. 63). Gaius Pontius was the commander for the earlier battles, and the later battle involved a different commander, Pontius Telesinus. These errors were resolved by transferring the reference to p.63 to the earlier Pontius (and correcting his name). A fourth battle, also fought by Gaius Pontius at Lautulæ B.C. 316 (p. [136]) was missed.

On p. 294, the reference to 'Schalemberg' on p. 53 cannot be found. The later item for 'Schulemberg' refers to 'Schulemburg' on p. 92. Schulemburg is also mentioned on p. [33], but is not indexed. It is possible that the Schalemberg reference is a corrupted attempt at that.

On p. 296, the reference to 'Tishe' on p. 174 cannot be found. It may be a corruption of 'Hoche'.

Also on p. 296, 'Tytacus' is an error for 'Tyrtacus' on p.49. The Spartan commander, from other sources was 'Tyrtaeus'. Harbottle's version was retained.

On p. 298, the item for 'Yositomo' referring to p. 73, is a misspelling of 'Yoritomo' (p. 228). There is a separate item for 'Minamoto-no-Yoritomo' (p. 114). The item 'Yositomo' was eliminated and the page reference transferred to 'Yoritomo'.

The reference to Commodore Congeen in the Index seems spurious. There is no mention of him on the referenced page (p. 218), or anywhere else. Nor are there any approximations (or Commodores).

The author inconsistently used the apostrophe in names beginning with 'Mc', e.g. McClelland or M’Clelland. The Index consistently employs the former. No changes were made to the Index.

The following are corrections were made to the Index:

[275L.22]Aby[sinn/ssin]ia, Italian Invasion of, 4Replaced.
[276L.17]Amb[o]iorix, 4Removed.
[276R.11]Ari[c/ç]a, 242Replaced.
[276R.23]Ars[au/ace]s III, 19Replaced.
[276R.59]Bag Sec[q/g], 21Replaced.
[277R.21]Bifuk[o/u]monia, 242Replaced.
[277R.37]Bogd[o/a]n, 28, 180Replaced.
[277R.53]Boucicau[l]t, Marshal, 5Removed.
[278R.12]Cacina, 47Item removed.
[278R.18]Cæcina, [47 ,] 68[Transferred].
[278R.26]Callicratid[e/a]s, 18, 170Replaced.
[278R.30]Calvin[a/u]s, Domitius, 176Replaced.
[279L.9]Ca[sc/x]ias, Gen., 22[0/1]Replaced.
[279L.13]Casti[g/j]on, Don Petro de, 10Replaced.
[279L.20]Catulus, C. L[a/u]tatius, 4Replaced.
[279L.24]C[e/i]fuentes, Count di, 162Replaced.
[279L.25]Censo[siau/rinu]s Censorinus>, L., 51Replaced.
[279L.28]Cerro de Guadal[o]upe, 134Removed.
[279L.31]Cet[a/e]wayo, 120Replaced.
[279L.64]Cha[u/n]d Bibi, 6Replaced.
[279R.11]Chitcha[k/g]off, Adm., 208Replaced.
[279R.17]Choshi[a/u], Daimyo of, 74Replaced.
[279R.26]C[h]ristomenes, 49Removed.
[279R.27]Chr[y/z]anowski, 179Replaced.
[279R.30]Ch[u/n]odomar, 18Inverted.
[279R.49]Claule[n/u], 57Replaced.
[280L.10]Cob[o]urg, Duke of, 90, 210, 266Removed.
[280L.62]Coulon de Jum[o]nville, 271Inserted.
[280R.6]Crauf[o/u]rd, Earl of, 40, 62Replaced.
[280R.32]Czarnie[c/ç]ki, 197Replaced.
[280R.33]Czernitcheff, 137Removed.
[280R.35]d’A[l]bergotti, Gen, 79Inserted.
[281L.4]-- Hytaspes, 152Inserted.
[281L.31]-- Bo[n/u]flers, Mons., 140Inverted.
[281L.52]-- la [Bresse] , 218sic Barre?
[281L.56]-- la Meillerac, Marshal, 185Inserted.
[281R.7]de Meda[r/v]i , Gen., 52Replaced.
[281R.15]de Nam[a/u]r, Guy, 67Replaced.
[281R.19]-- Rassingh[a/e]m, 266Replaced.
[281R.35]-- Va[n/u]demont, Prince, 68Replaced.
[281R.45][Z/L]etende[n/ur], Adm., 49Probably.
[281R.61]Dol[l]abella, P. Cornelius, 132Removed.
[282R.48]Eury[o]loc[h]us, 181Removed. Added.
[283L.23]Ferr[a/e]rs, Lord, 38Replaced.
[283L.3]Fairfax, Sir[.] Thos.,Removed.
[283L.31]Fischb[a/u]ch, Gen., 58Replaced.
[283R.39]Gallus, Cestus, 34Inserted.
[283R.56]Gellius Stati[a/u]s, 39Replaced.
[284L.21]Goig[u/ni]s Goignies>, Gen., 95Replaced.
[284R.3]-- de Ruth[i/y]n, Lord, 178Replaced.
[284R.8]Guel[ph/f]s and GhibellinesReplaced.
[284R.18]Guthru[n/m], 87Replaced.
[284R.31]Ham[a/u]yun, 61, 121Replaced.
[284R.41]Hans Waldman[n], 165Added. (Entry also misplaced.)
[285R.22]Huasca[r], 13, 205Added.
[285R.33]Hunsd[e/o]n, Lord, 95Replaced.
[285R.56]Ingelram von Co[n/u]cy, Baron, 92Replaced.
[286L.28]---- 175sic:---- Fort?
[286L.46]Jellal[l]adin> 35, 114, 121Inserted.
[286R.38]Kan[had/dah]ar, 124, 148Transposed.
[286R.60]Kihdj Arslan, 21Inserted.
[287L.2]Kismeg[e]yer, 205Removed.
[287L.7]Kl[e/é]ber, 108, 167Replaced.
[287L.19]Kon[o/i]shi Y[a/u]kinaga, 108Replaced.
[287L.20]Konownitz[u/yn], Gen., 184Replaced.
[287L.18]K[on/ö]ningsegg, Count, 225Replaced.
[287L.25]Kru[g/z]e, Adm., 228Replaced.
[287L.31]Kus[i/u]noki, Ma[tsa/sat]sura, 230Replaced. Transposed.
[287R.14]L[a/e]ptines, 53Replaced.
[287R.21]Lava[l]lette, 150Removed.
[288L.7]Loch Linnh[é/e], 115Replaced.
[288L.31]Lowenda[h]l, 33Inserted.
[288L.57]Ma[c]gruder, Gen., 268, 271Removed.
[288R.24]Malek-al-Aschr[e/a]f, 3Replaced.
[288R.25]Malmo[ë/e], 144Replaced.
[288R.35]Manius Manil[il]ius, 51Removed.
[289L.15]Maube[r/u]ge, 266Replaced.
[289L.44]Mecklenburg[h], Grand Duke of, 29, 142Removed.
[289L.55]Me[l]chior, 146Inserted.
[289L.62]Meno[n/u], Gen., 9Inverted.
[289R.20]Mil[i/e]tus, 130Replaced.
[289R.26]Min[o/u]cius, 39Replaced
[289R.40]Mitsuy[u/a]ki, 161Replaced.
[289R.43][Mogrul] Bey, 272sic Toghrul
[290L.56]Mou[r/s]son Oglou, 42Replaced.
[290L.57]Mourzou[p/f]le, 64Replaced.
[290R.15]Muzuff[a/er] Jung, 13Replaced.
[290R.24]Nairn[e], 124Added.
[291L.13][N/K]iuchau Bay, 171Replaced. Removed.
[290L.47][O/C]learchus, 70Replaced.
[291R.2][O/A]reizaga, 180Replaced.
[291R.31]Ochterlony, Sir David, 168Removed.
[291R.46]Pani[m/n], Count, 31Replaced.
[291R.55]Pareir[u/a]s, 182Replaced.
[292L.24]Pepin d’H[e/é]ristal, 247Replaced.
[292R.6]Pig[g]ott, Maj.-Gen., 150Removed.
[292R.14]Pi[zala,/ycála] Pasha, 77Replaced.
[292R.23]Poliorce[r]tes, Demetrius, 95Removed.
[292R.30]Pompei[a/u]s, Cnæus, 168Replaced.
[292R.33]Pontius, [62,] 63Transferred.
[292R.34]Pont[ra/iu]s, 53 [,62]Replaced. [Transferred].
[292R.40]Porta [s/S] Pancrazio, 212Replaced.
[292R.62]Ptolemy, E[u/n]ergetes>, 15Inverted.
[292R.63]— L[o/a]gus, 190Replaced.
[293L.24]Rammi[ng], Gen., 170Added.
[293L.29]Rassingh[a/e]m, Seigneur de, 266Replaced.
[293L.46]Renaud de Ch[a/â]tillon, 206Replaced.
[293L.55]Rha[g/z]ates, 177Replaced.
[293R.32]Rose[tt/ll]i, 260Replaced.
[293R.55]Rusta[n/m], 44Replaced.
[294L.24]Sandil[l]i, 13, 43Inserted.
[294L.26]Sanku[m/n], 97Replaced.
[294L.32]S[ä/a]por I, 83Replaced.
[294L.48]Schako[v/f]sky, 196Replaced.
[294L.60]Schulemb[e/u]rg, 92Replaced.
[294R.27]Shah All[uen/um], 43Replaced.
[295R.17]Stjernsk[o/ö]ld, Adm., 73Replaced.
[295R.23]Striga[n/u], 112Replaced.
[295R.41]Surabjah D[ow/au]lah, 3, ...Replaced.
[295R.43]Suwar[r]off, 90, ...Removed.
[295R.57]Sy[r]agius, Count of Soissons, 234Removed.
[296L.5]Taka[n/u]gi, 230Replaced.
[296L.33]Terou[e/ë]nne, 103Replaced.
[296L.39]Thenou[e/ë]nel, Jean de, 41Replaced.
[296L.43]Theophilis[e/c]us, 59Replaced.
[296R.8]Tishe, 174sic no referrent
[296R.10]Tockenb[e/u]rg, 171Replaced.
[296R.15]Tokugaw[u/a] Tyeyasa, 226Replaced.
[296R.31]Toyotom[i/o] Hideaki, 257Replaced.
[296R.50]Ty[r]tacus, 49Inserted.
[297L.10]Val[lé/ée], Gen., 64Replaced.
[298L.4]Whitelock[e], Gen., 42Added.
[298L.15]Windis[c]hgr[a/ä]tz, Prince, 3, ...Inserted. Replaced.
[298L.20]Wol[l]eb, Heinrich, 92Inserted.
[298L.31]W[u/ü]rtemberg>, Prince of, 73, 103Replaced.
[298R.6]Yoritomo, [73,] 228][Transferred].
[298R.17]Yositomo, 73Item removed.
[298R.19]Yuk[ü/ii]ye, 257Replaced.
[298R.29]Zaster[n/a], Gen., 134Replaced.
[298R.39]Zulfik[e/a]r Khan, 5, 98Replaced.