[151] Gibson, _op. cit._ (footnote 2), p. 178, and Duncan, _op. cit._ (footnote 2), pp. 115-116, 275. [152] Miller, _op. cit._ (footnote 1), pp. 425-477. [153] An interesting account of the medical aspects of Burgoyne's campaign is recorded by R. M. Gorssline in _Canadian Defense Quarterly_, 1929, vol. 6, pp. 356-363. * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: The marker for footnote 3 is missing, but it appears to belong after "of the _Lititz Pharmacopoeia_ of 1778." In footnote 15 I corrected a typo, Pennslyvania for Pennsylvania On page 115 I removed an extra quotation mark (purchasing such medicines "as) On page 118 I corrected a typo, capitivity for captivity (happily delivered from his late capitivity) On page 118 I removed an extra quotation mark (will turn to good Account.") On page 120 I corrected a typo, enitrely for entirely (one half the load is enitrely) On page 128 I corrected a typo, mediicines for medicines (Invoice of a Chest of mediicines) On page 129 I corrected a typo, quandrupled for quadrupled (price more than quandrupled) On page 133 I corrected a typo, instument for instrument (Tooth-drawing instument) These words occur both ways in the text and I have not changed them: Bowly and Bowley, Barnabas and Barnabus