[A] Death of General Nogi.
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources.
Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.
‘Blucher’ has been replaced everywhere by ‘Blücher’.
[Pg 12], [63]: ‘Peloponessian War’ replaced by ‘Peloponnesian War’.
[Pg 12]: ‘fractricidal strife’ replaced by ‘fratricidal strife’.
[Pg 13]: ‘seemed jubliant in’ replaced by ‘seemed jubilant in’.
[Pg 14]: ‘attacked vigoriously’ replaced by ‘attacked vigorously’.
[Pg 19]: ‘a fugutive, bereft’ replaced by ‘a fugitive, bereft’.
[Pg 24], [25], [59]: ‘Rennaissance’ replaced by ‘Renaissance’.
[Pg 29]: ‘terror siezed’ replaced by ‘terror seized’.
[Pg 38]: ‘what Seutonius says’ replaced by ‘what Suetonius says’.
[Pg 52]: ‘Platea, Salamis’ replaced by ‘Platæa, Salamis’.
[Pg 53]: ‘upheavel of any’ replaced by ‘upheaval of any’.
[Pg 59]: ‘of Assissi:’ replaced by ‘of Assisi:’.
[Pg 59]: ‘Cressy, Potiers’ replaced by ‘Cressy, Poitiers’.
[Pg 60]: ‘Gibbons says:’ replaced by ‘Gibbon says:’.
[Pg 60]: ‘by the Greks’ replaced by ‘by the Greeks’.
[Pg 66]: ‘pentinential expiation’ replaced by ‘penitential expiation’.
[Pg 68]: ‘what evancescent’ replaced by ‘what evanescent’.
[Pg 77]: ‘conquered at Portiers’ replaced by ‘conquered at Poitiers’.
[Pg 89]: ‘Beauvias were’ replaced by ‘Beauvais were’.
[Pg 95]: ‘John, ideal Chirstian’ replaced by ‘John, ideal Christian’.
[Pg 98]: ‘Ulich Ali, seeing’ replaced by ‘Ulrich Ali, seeing’.
[Pg 98]: ‘were siezed as’ replaced by ‘were seized as’.
[Pg 100]: ‘similar cricumstances’ replaced by ‘similar circumstances’.
[Pg 103]: ‘as a maritine’ replaced by ‘as a maritime’.
[Pg 104]: ‘Artistotle, master’ replaced by ‘Aristotle, master’.
[Pg 104]: ‘Macchiavelli, serpent’ replaced by ‘Machiavelli, serpent’.
[Pg 104]: ‘any more realiable’ replaced by ‘any more reliable’.
[Pg 105]: ‘galeons and galeasses’ replaced by ‘galleons and galleasses’.
[Pg 108]: ‘buccanneers siezed upon his galeons’ replaced by
‘buccaneers seized upon his galleons’.
[Pg 109]: ‘Macchievellian queen’ replaced by ‘Machiavellian queen’.
[Pg 109]: ‘leaky caravals’ replaced by ‘leaky caravels’.
[Pg 117]: ‘his side, abbetted’ replaced by ‘his side, abetted’.
[Pg 124]: ‘enimity one’ replaced by ‘enmity one’.
[Pg 128]: ‘in the tumbril’ replaced by ‘in the tumbrel’.
[Pg 130]: ‘razed the Pyrennees’ replaced by ‘razed the Pyrenees’.
[Pg 130]: In the poem by Southey a newline has been added after ‘looks up’.
The rest of the poem has several lines out of order, but this has not been changed.
[Pg 132]: ‘the Thiry’ replaced by ‘the Thirty’.
[Pg 138]: ‘Te Deum ecstacy’ replaced by ‘Te Deum ecstasy’.
[Pg 140]: ‘As result of’ replaced by ‘As a result of’.
[Pg 141]: ‘neglegible—and yet’ replaced by ‘negligible—and yet’.
[Pg 146]: ‘Prusia, urged’ replaced by ‘Prussia, urged’.
[Pg 149]: ‘Brittainy there was’ replaced by ‘Brittany there was’.
[Pg 155]: ‘the Coaliton even’ replaced by ‘the Coalition even’.
[Pg 158]: ‘joined the curassiers’ replaced by ‘joined the cuirassiers’.
[Pg 160]: ‘The Macchievellian’ replaced by ‘The Machiavellian’.
[Pg 160]: ‘will-o-the’ wisps’ replaced by ‘will-o-the-wisps’.
[Pg 162]: ‘True to Brittania’ replaced by ‘True to Britannia’.
[Pg 162]: ‘young Duc d’ Enghein’ replaced by ‘young Duc d’Enghien’.