Page [375]: assured that Davenport would receive him.[original has a comma]
Page [407]: I am, dear Sir Gilbert, yours sincerely."[quotation mark missing in original]
Page [421]: Hume to Dr.[period missing in original] Blair.
Page [426]: otherwise it would be multiplied[original has "mutiplied">[ without
Page [429]: "[quotation mark missing in original]Minto, 11th July, 1768.
Page [429]: "[quotation mark missing in original]I am sorry, my dear sir
Page [444]: Mr.[original has "Hr.">[ Hume bore with perfect good nature
Page [446]: adding, 'Oh, what an idiot I had nearly proved myself to be, to leave such a document in the hands of a parcel of women!'"[both single quotes missing in original]
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Page [477]: for coercive methods with those obstinate[original has "ohstinate">[ madmen