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All instances of “D.D.” changed to “D. D.” to be consistent with the majority of the text.
“reponse” changed to “response” on page 355. (the following response was adopted)
“maintainance” changed to “maintenance” on page 360. (provision for the maintenance of professorships)
“onmoving” changed to “on moving” on page 380. (signifies a great providential on moving the conversion)
“usuages” changed “usages” (among the early usages of New England)
“sancity” changed to “sanctity” on page 383. (Respect the sanctity of his family.)
Repeated “t” in broken word “import-tant” removed when the word was rejoined on page 396. (In seven of our most important treaties)
“whatsover” changed to “whatsoever” on page 407. (to bear whatsoever ills)