Page 61, Question 16: Sentence starting: What is the difference.... – ‘differenece’ replaced with ‘difference’ (the difference in meaning) Page 61, Question 23: Sentence starting: Argue to the effect.... – ‘non-contotative’ replaced with ‘non-connotative’ (can be non-connotative.) Page 86: Sentence starting: A logical definition.... – ‘digerentiæ’ replaced with ‘differentiæ’ (by means of its differentiæ.) Page 144: Sentence starting: Here, as in the I,... – ‘comfined’ replaced with ‘confined’ (knowledge is confined to) Page 204: Sentence starting: (6) _If one premise.... – ‘nagtive’ replaced with ‘negative’ (one premise be negative) Page 240: Sentence starting: Since, however, the easiest.... – ‘affirmavite’ replaced with ‘affirmative’ (and a particular affirmative) Page 246: Sentence starting: (3) Show why it is.... – Printer error: lost end of point (3) and duplicated part of point (4) Page 276: Sentence starting: Other arguments where.... – ‘agruments’ replaced with ‘arguments’ (Other arguments where) Page 286: Sentence starting: (4) In the practice.... – ‘analagous’ replaced with ‘analogous’ (custom analogous to giving) Page 286: Sentence starting: (4) “The man is guilty.... – ‘(4)’ missing from text ((4) “The man is guilty) Page 325: Sentence starting: These fallacies arise from.... – ‘abitrary’ replaced with ‘arbitrary’ (words as arbitrary signs) Page 326: Sentence starting: There is little difference.... – ‘fallicies’ replaced with ‘fallacies’ (and fallacies of converse) Page 371: Sentence starting: (1) Noting that two.... – ‘sirname’ replaced with ‘surname’ (have the same surname,) Page 376: Sentence starting: In the school room.... – ‘generalziation’ replaced with ‘generalization’ (perfectly induced generalization,) Page 382: Sentence starting: _Complete_ enumeration gives.... – ‘uncontradiced’ replaced with ‘uncontradicted’ (_incomplete but uncontradicted_) Page 405: Sentence starting: It is thus evident that.... – ‘prenomenon’ replaced with ‘phenomenon’ (entirely with the phenomenon.) Page 422: Sentence starting: _Reading into the external.... – ‘vivdly’ replaced with ‘vividly’ (what is only vividly internal) End of Project Gutenberg's A Class Room Logic, by George Hastings McNair