The Life and Adventures of Rear-Admiral John Paul Jones, Commonly Called Paul Jones

by John S. C. Abbott

[xi.1]	A Greek Officer Alexian[a/o]	Replaced.
[25.20]	The Alfred mounted 30 guns, the Columbus 28 28[.]	Added.
[45.26]	he carried toplights until the morning[.]	Added.
[52.17]	An immense amou[n]t of shipping	Inserted.
[53.27]	extract from his first despatch from Nantes[:]	Added.
[54.22]	On the 10th of Feb[ur/ru]ary, 1778,	Transposed.
[60.11]	in salute of our national banner, gun for gun[,/.]	Replaced.
[75.21]	demonstration of the uncertainty of human prospects	Removed.
[93.1]	desired to asist him	Inserted.
[110.25]	Scarc[e]ly a breath of wind	Inserted.
[125.10]	the following extraordinary prayer[.]	Added.
[143.12]	after repeating my words t[w]o or three times	Inserted.
[144.18]	Just before ten o[’]clock	Inserted.
[151.12]	declared that Land[ia/ai]s said to	Transposed.
[158.6]	and swarthy complexion.[”]	Added.
[185.21]	excite their indignation and derison.	Inserted.
[185.24]	thirty-six years [a/o]f age	Replaced.
[190.2]	the laws and [sovereignity] of the United States	sic
[209.26]	the virtuous Senate of America [h/b]e misled	Replaced.
[210.27]	Almost in[n]umerable obstacles arose	Inserted.
[213.24]	and rights of human nature.[’/”]	Replaced.
[214.12]	Such a quan[t]ity of powder	Inserted.
[233.21]	“Robert Morris[”]	Added.
[249.1]	an extensive tract of excell[a/e]nt land	Replaced.
[253.3]	to the beautiful little Morav[ai/ia]n village	Transposed.
[256.17]	which regulate the intercourse of gentlem[a/e]n	Replaced.
[258.16]	which regulate the intercourse of his mission[.]	Added.
[258.22]	th[r]ough> the labors of two years	Inserted.
[270.2]	render him more extensively useful.[”]	Removed.
[274.6]	lessen the profits of any [simular] undertaking	sic
[288.14]	to sup with his majesty and the royal family[,/,]	Replaced.
[288.17]	was very brilliant.[”]	Added.
[291.7]	co[u/n]strain> me to make this demand	Inverted.
[295.12]	in any measure or capacity.[”]	Added.
[298.5]	A Greek Officer Alexian[a/o]	Replaced.
[312.25]	This concilatory speech	Inserted.
[314.23]	I showed the Prince of Nass[ua/au] that letter	Transposed.
[328.9]	in a spirit of concilation	Inserted.
[328.16]	the Prince of Na[u/s]sau	Replaced.
[334.11]	Prince of Nass[ua/au]	Transposed.
[337.11]	his flag-ship, the Wolo[d]imir	Inserted.
[340.9]	would still fu[r]ther irritate	Inserted.
[350.11]	I know to[o] well	Added.
[359.4]	among the most illustrous of those heroes	Inserted.