Book burning -- Great Britain; Censorship -- Great Britain -- History; Prohibited books -- Great Britain -- History
Wolkelius, friend of Socinus, 11.
Woolston, his Discourse on Miracles, 15.
_Elliot Stock, 62, Paternoster Row, London, E.C._
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
The original book has a rooster bookplate illustration at the
beginning and an owl bookplate at the end. Each chapter begins
and ends with a decorative woodcut.
The following words use an oe ligature in the original:
Moeurs
oeuvre
Poetarum
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page 3: could not himself either affirm[original has
ffiarm] or deny
Page 35: same penalty as its author.[period missing in
original]
Page 136: William Molyneux's[apostrophe and final "s"
missing in original] Case for Ireland
Page 176: [original has extraneous quotation mark]both
Houses of Parliament on Thursday
Page 176: December 2nd, 1756'[original has double
quote]
Page 194: Hobbes'[apostrophe missing in original] de
Cive
Page 196: Hobbes'[apostrophe missing in original] de
Cive
Page 196: _Apolog. Relat. Hist. Indulg._[period missing
in original]
Page 201: Abelard[original has Abela d], all his books
burnt, 5.
Page 203: Genebrard[original has Genebrazd]
(Archbishop), 18.
Page 203: Helot, his L'Ecole[original has L'Escole] des
Filles, 17.
End of Project Gutenberg's Books Condemned to be Burnt, by James Anson Farrer
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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