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FOOTNOTES:
Transcriber’s Note:
Missing periods and dashes have been supplied where obviously required. All other original errors and inconsistencies have been retained (of particular note is the ‘v’ for ‘u’ substitution in ‘ILLVSTRATIONS’ on the title page), except as follows (the first line is the original text, the second the passage as currently stands):
Page 5: § 2 AN HISTORICAL SKETCH. § II. AN HISTORICAL SKETCH.
Page 5: England herself whch is the England herself which is the
Page 7: Mycenæ and Tiryns. Mycenæ and Tiryns.[1]
Page 17: Carthage by the Phoenician Dido is Carthage by the Phœnician Dido is
Page 19: domes of Sta. Sophia and St. Mark’s. domes of St. Sophia and St. Mark’s.
Page 62: font has leaden statutes of the font has leaden statues of the
Page 62: Northamptonshire Walmsford Northamptonshire Wansford
Page 94: shoulder sank a a little shoulder sank a little
Page 103: stood. “All the above stood. “All the above
Page 109: ’Twas enought to break my heart ’Twas enough to break my heart
Page 109: Mr. John Chere in St. Martin’s lane Mr. John Cheere in St. Martin’s lane
Page 111: a garden at Bemfila “which eclipses a garden at Bemfica “which eclipses
Page 124: De Caumonts’s Abcdaire. De Caumont’s Abcdaire.
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