[j] See Vattels Law of Nations, b. I. ch. 13.
[170] See my Dissertations on the English Language, 4.
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:
In some essays the writer makes extensive use of phonetical spelling. Inconsistencies in spelling have therefore not been corrected.
Missing punctuation has been silently corrected. Unmatched double quotation marks in the text were not corrected.
The text on page 37 has been moved to a footnote after the second paragraph on page [5] as the author suggests.
| page | original | correction |
| [xvi] | [missing in original] | 322 |
| [021] | mein | mien |
| [24] | governments | government |
| [028] | abandonded | abandoned |
| [057] | dictinction | distinction |
| [125] | crying | carrying |
| [153] | Pensylvavia | Pensylvania |
| [160] | removeaable | removeable |
| [164] | concurrred | concurred |
| [196] | intrisic | intrinsic |
| [221] | Nothwithstanding | Notwithstanding |
| [242] | hackeyned | hackneyed |
| [262] | my | may |
| [265n] | propietor | proprietor |
| [279] | be-before | before |
| [302] | clossing | closing |
| [323] | examinining | examining |
| [333] | statues | statutes |
| [333] | prohited | prohibited |
| [376] | Brirain | Britain |
| [377] | Eeest | Eest |
| [395n] | 'ma la | mala |
| [397] | prepense | pretense |
| [398] | reputatation | reputation |