A few casualty tables were printed in the middle of paragraphs; these have been moved to the end of the paragraph.
Except for those changes noted below, all misspelling in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. For example: arm-chair, armchair; field-guns, field guns; Candahar, Kandahar; Cabool, Kabul.
All occurrences of 'Liége' have been replaced by 'Liège'.
[Pg xvii.] 'St.' replaced by 'San'.
[Pg 37.] 'Jabarus' replaced by 'Gabarus'.
[Pg 37.] 'Louisberg' replaced by 'Louisburg'.
[Pg 65.] 'victoy' replaced by 'victory'.
[Pg 67.] 'Major' replaced by 'Majors'.
[Pg 89.] 'Sebastopol' replaced by 'Sevastopol'.
[Pg 103.] 'Rufane' replaced by 'Ruffane'.
[Pg 108.] 'takng' replaced by 'taking'.
[Pg 111.] 'Casé de Navire' replaced by 'Case Navire'.
[Pg 112.] 'Rochambean' replaced by 'Rochambeau'.
[Pg 117.] "nam e' Dominica.'" replaced by "name 'Dominica.'".
[Pg 183.] 'K.O.L.I.' replaced by 'K.O.Y.L.I.'.
[Pg 221.] 'Beni Boo Ali' replaced by 'Beni Boo Alli'.
[Pg 229.] 'Shæton' replaced by 'Phæton'.
[Pg 273.] 'Runjit' replaced by 'Runjeet'.
[Pg 329.] 'Inafntry' replaced by 'Infantry'.
[Pg 344.] 'Riffes' replaced by 'Rifles'.
[Pg 353.] 'avialable' replaced by 'available'.
[Pg 375.] '1904' replaced by '1894'.
[Pg 432.] 'Bat.' replaced by 'Batt.'.
Index:
Battles and Campaigns:
'Badli' replaced by 'Budli', and moved.
Coote
'Pondecherry' replaced by 'Pondicherry'.
Darby
'Gibralter' replaced by 'Gibraltar'.
Hesse
'Gibralter' replaced by 'Gibraltar'.
Philips
'Philips' replaced by 'Phillips'.
Portmore
'Gilbraltar' replaced by 'Gibraltar'.
Probyn
missing number '342' added.
Regiments ... 1st (Royal) Dragoons
missing number '1' added.
Regiments ... Prince of Wales
'Hattras' replaced by 'Hattrass'.
Regiments ... The Connaught Rangers
'Bajados' replaced 'Badajos'.
Regiments ... The Rifle Brigade ... Tarbes
missing number '188' added.
Regiments ... 88th Carnatic
'Iafantry' replaced by 'Infantry'.
St. Leger
missing number '145' added.
South Africa
'531' replaced by '351'.
(several variants of 'Beni Boo Alli')
replaced by 'Beni Boo Alli'.