[C]Life at Puget Sound, with Sketches of Travel in Washington Territory, British Columbia, Oregon and California. 1865-1881. By Caroline C. Leighton. Boston: Lee & Shepard, publishers, 1884.[D]Wheeler’s Complete Analysis of the Bible. A Summary of Old and New Testament History. By J. T. Wheeler, F. R. G. S., Philadelphia: Thayer, Merriam & Co. 1882.[E]The Holy Catholic Church. The Antiquity of Methodism. The Episcopal Church. By J. H. Vincent, D.D. Phillips & Hunt, New York: 1884.[F]Leaves from the Diary of an Old Lawyer. By A. B. Richmond, Esq., Meadville, Pa. Meadville Publishing House. 1883.[G]Bound Together: A Sheaf of Papers. By the author of “Wet Days at Edgewood,” “Reveries of a Bachelor,” etc. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.[H]My House; An Ideal. By Oliver B. Bunce. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.[I]Doomed Religions. A series of essays on Great Religions of the World. Edited by Rev. J. M. Reid, D.D., LL. D. New York: Phillips & Hunt. 1884.
[C]Life at Puget Sound, with Sketches of Travel in Washington Territory, British Columbia, Oregon and California. 1865-1881. By Caroline C. Leighton. Boston: Lee & Shepard, publishers, 1884.
[C]Life at Puget Sound, with Sketches of Travel in Washington Territory, British Columbia, Oregon and California. 1865-1881. By Caroline C. Leighton. Boston: Lee & Shepard, publishers, 1884.
[D]Wheeler’s Complete Analysis of the Bible. A Summary of Old and New Testament History. By J. T. Wheeler, F. R. G. S., Philadelphia: Thayer, Merriam & Co. 1882.
[D]Wheeler’s Complete Analysis of the Bible. A Summary of Old and New Testament History. By J. T. Wheeler, F. R. G. S., Philadelphia: Thayer, Merriam & Co. 1882.
[E]The Holy Catholic Church. The Antiquity of Methodism. The Episcopal Church. By J. H. Vincent, D.D. Phillips & Hunt, New York: 1884.
[E]The Holy Catholic Church. The Antiquity of Methodism. The Episcopal Church. By J. H. Vincent, D.D. Phillips & Hunt, New York: 1884.
[F]Leaves from the Diary of an Old Lawyer. By A. B. Richmond, Esq., Meadville, Pa. Meadville Publishing House. 1883.
[F]Leaves from the Diary of an Old Lawyer. By A. B. Richmond, Esq., Meadville, Pa. Meadville Publishing House. 1883.
[G]Bound Together: A Sheaf of Papers. By the author of “Wet Days at Edgewood,” “Reveries of a Bachelor,” etc. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.
[G]Bound Together: A Sheaf of Papers. By the author of “Wet Days at Edgewood,” “Reveries of a Bachelor,” etc. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.
[H]My House; An Ideal. By Oliver B. Bunce. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.
[H]My House; An Ideal. By Oliver B. Bunce. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1884.
[I]Doomed Religions. A series of essays on Great Religions of the World. Edited by Rev. J. M. Reid, D.D., LL. D. New York: Phillips & Hunt. 1884.
[I]Doomed Religions. A series of essays on Great Religions of the World. Edited by Rev. J. M. Reid, D.D., LL. D. New York: Phillips & Hunt. 1884.
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Transcriber’s Notes:Obvious punctuation errors repaired.Page 438, “Kineas” changed to “Cineas” throughout, to match the heading, the note, and the prior issue ofThe Chautauquanreferenced in the note.Pages 440-442, Sunday Readings: date headings changed from the dates of the Sundays in April 1884, to the dates of the Sundays in May 1884.Page 444, “DIJCK” changed to “DYCK” (heading: ANTOON VAN DYCK)Page 447, “phase” changed to “phrase” (a joyous phrase)Page 450, “loses” changed to “losses” (their losses at Ticonderoga)Page 461, “Jeussen” changed to “Jenssen” (Hans Jenssen, in far away Norway)Page 480, “Brittanica” changed to “Britannica” (Lübke, the Britannica, and)Page 483, “Vermamdois” changed to “Vermandois” (Hugh of Vermandois)Page 484, “suceessful” changed to “successful” (successful or happy living)Page 490, “Aquatania” changed to “Aquitania” (governor of Aquitania)Page 492, “owned” changed to “owed” (whose brethren owed allegiance)Page 494, “Perkheimer” changed to “Pirkheimer” (“Pirkheimer,” pirkˈhi-mer)Page 494, “Francesko Spforza” changed to “Francesco Sforza” (“Francesco Sforza,” fran-chĕsˈko sfortˈsä)Page 494, “Paola” changed to “Paolo“ (Paolo Veronese)Page 494, “Gongaza” and pronunciation “gon-gäˈzä“ changed to “Gonzaga“ and “gon-zäˈgä” (“Vincenzo Gonzaga,” vin-senˈzo gon-zäˈgä)Page 495, “Pescarra” changed to “Pescara” (General Pescara receiving the keys)Page 495, “English” changed to “Indians” (as the French and Indians did)Page 495, “Louisberg” changed to “Louisburg” (His valor at Louisburg)
Transcriber’s Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Page 438, “Kineas” changed to “Cineas” throughout, to match the heading, the note, and the prior issue ofThe Chautauquanreferenced in the note.
Pages 440-442, Sunday Readings: date headings changed from the dates of the Sundays in April 1884, to the dates of the Sundays in May 1884.
Page 444, “DIJCK” changed to “DYCK” (heading: ANTOON VAN DYCK)
Page 447, “phase” changed to “phrase” (a joyous phrase)
Page 450, “loses” changed to “losses” (their losses at Ticonderoga)
Page 461, “Jeussen” changed to “Jenssen” (Hans Jenssen, in far away Norway)
Page 480, “Brittanica” changed to “Britannica” (Lübke, the Britannica, and)
Page 483, “Vermamdois” changed to “Vermandois” (Hugh of Vermandois)
Page 484, “suceessful” changed to “successful” (successful or happy living)
Page 490, “Aquatania” changed to “Aquitania” (governor of Aquitania)
Page 492, “owned” changed to “owed” (whose brethren owed allegiance)
Page 494, “Perkheimer” changed to “Pirkheimer” (“Pirkheimer,” pirkˈhi-mer)
Page 494, “Francesko Spforza” changed to “Francesco Sforza” (“Francesco Sforza,” fran-chĕsˈko sfortˈsä)
Page 494, “Paola” changed to “Paolo“ (Paolo Veronese)
Page 494, “Gongaza” and pronunciation “gon-gäˈzä“ changed to “Gonzaga“ and “gon-zäˈgä” (“Vincenzo Gonzaga,” vin-senˈzo gon-zäˈgä)
Page 495, “Pescarra” changed to “Pescara” (General Pescara receiving the keys)
Page 495, “English” changed to “Indians” (as the French and Indians did)
Page 495, “Louisberg” changed to “Louisburg” (His valor at Louisburg)