Some words which appear to be typos are printed thus in the original book. A list of these possible misprints (along with suggested corrections) follows: CHAPTER I. ... the history of the immediate casual[**causal] events which ... (?) CHAPTER VIII. ... African slave trade, the services [**of] which, doubtless, ... CHAPTER IX. The House at this time was dead-locked over the election ... [**deadlocked] (Erase the hyphen -- but, there is another one, at CHAPTER V., definitely with a hyphen.) CHAPTER XI. The Convention was again called to order by Edwin B[**D]. Morgan ... (?) ... of the army and navy who have peril[**l]ed their lives ... [In two other occurrences, in a composite word, imperilled, it is spelled with double l: CHAPTER XIII., and CHAPTER XIV.] also: ... shall be held in grateful and everlasting rememb[**e]rance. [It is also spelled without an e in CHAPTER XVII., but, in CHAPTER XIV., it is spelled rememberance.] CHAPTER XII. ... Representatives, many of whom less than a year before had been engaged in active rebel-loin, ... rebel-[**]loin[**lion] (Erase the hyphen and anagrammatize correctly.) ... when an Act to enlarge the provis[**i]ons of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill ... CHAPTER XIV. The election was held on Ne[**o]vember 7th, ... These decis[**i]ons, as already noted, could not be set aside without ... CHAPTER XV. ... and to conserve the freedom of the sufferage, ... suffe[**]rage (Erase the e.) ... and Elihu B. Washburn[**e] by J. E. Cassady. CHAPTER XVI. In this spirit spirit we denounce the importation of contract labor, ... spirit [**spirit] (repetition) CHAPTER XVII. The Union Labor Convention at Cinc[**i]nnati ... CHAPTER XIX. The provisions of The Hague convention was[**were] wisely regarded ... We are proud of the courage and fidelity of the American soldier and sailors ... soldier and sailors [**either both singular or both plural -- a typo? I suggest that both be in plural, as they are in other occurrences throughout the book.] CHAPTER XX. ... stifling competit[**i]on and dictating wages and prices, ... APPENDIX - PRESIDENTS PRO TEM. OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. 49-51 1887-91 Jno. J. Ingalls, Kansas. Jno[**John] J. Ingalls - POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE, 1876. [**Under the Electoral Vote, the candidates' pairs are reversed -- relatively to the respective Popular Vote columns; in other tables, as well.] - POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE, 1868. [**The total of the second column reads 2,703,249; should read 2,703,243. see also: CHAPTER XIII. ... Grant and Colfax 3,012,833, and Seymour and Blair 2,703,249.] - POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE, 1880. [**The total of the first column reads 4,454,416; should read 4,454,506. see also: CHAPTER XV. Garfield ............ 4,454,416] - POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE, 1888.