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Transcriber's Notes:
Archaic and unexpected spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication, including recompence, negociated, hinderance, befals, proprietory, tabu and savans. The following changes to the original publication have been made:
Page 43 will not pour out their stores changed to will not pour out their stories
Page 239 the occupations which the mass o changed to the occupations which the mass of