CHRONICLES OF BORDER WARFARE (continued 9)
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vii early period, indentifying very large the sources of (identifying)
xi whatever for his diligenee and labor in producing it (diligence)
8 adorned with spendid magnificence, who can feel surprised (splendid)
9 Yet, although the philanthopist must weep over (philanthropist)
10 Nothwithstanding those two great evils which have (Notwithstanding)
46 with an aggregate population ef 289,362. (population of)
51 visited Great Britian in 1737 (Britain)
101 Upen the earnest remonstrance and entreaty (Upon)
110 of the commanding officer a party of Higland soldiers (Highland)
112 they did not scruple to intercept the pussage of goods (passage)
113 from the entrace into the Fort, and three centinels on the (entrance)
120 hauch of the others. The low state of their little magazine (haunch)
126 bleeching in the sun, after their murder by the Indians, (bleaching)
160 house, had been dischaaged at them by Indian (discharged)
182 it would be more conconvenient (convenient)
203 draging his wounded body along (dragging)
211 to the place of rendezvous. This stock was nearly exhaused (exhausted)
216 which naturally enough prompts to deeds of revangeful cruelty (revengeful)
309 was in vain. The tomahawk was uplifted, and stoke followed (stroke)
313 in the bloody deeds of their red brethern, yet that (brethren)
323 take upon themseves the entire responsibility (themselves)
345 A most schocking scene was exhibited some time before this (shocking)
345 the the purpose of washing. While thus engaged three guns (repeated word)
361 miles from its enterance into the Ohio, and was known (entrance)
375 Buffaloe, and as Levi Morgan was engaged in skining (skinning)
385 loss was severely felt thoughout the whole country. (throughout)
387 was the head chief with this three wives and children (his three)
393 if posssible, to a general engagement; and if this (possible)
417 a company which had been sta-stationed (printer’s error)
421 assembled to witness the awful spectacle. The croud was (crowd)
Corrections in footnotes:
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Introduction: Chapter 3, Footnote 3 consider the running of the guantlet (gauntlet)
Introduction: Chapter 3, Footnote 5 Kis faithful dog shall bear him company. (His)
Chapter 1, Footnote 13 Shehandoah, Frederick, 1772 767 19,750 4,922 (Shenandoah)
Chapter 1, Footnote 17 with his family to Culpeper coanty, which was (Culpeper county)
Chapter 5, Footnote 5 bitten, and the whole patrty suffered exceedingly. (party)
Chapter 10, Footnote 8 of the tribes west and sonthwest of Lake (southwest)
Chapter 18, Footnote 4 to Aprfl 30, 1793. The army was fancifully (April)