B. Footnotes have been moved to Chapter ends and have been assigned letters instead of symbols. Each footnote originally appeared on the same page as its reference point. C. In the chapter entitled "Letter--To the Printer of the Public Advertiser" the footnotes section has been re-titled "DOCTORS NOTES" to coordinate with the next chapter entitled "Comments on Doctors Notes". The note references have been placed in brackets, [1], [2], etc., instead of the parentheses in the original text. E. In the original book passages of "Common Sense" and the "Letters of Junius" were presented side by side. In this e-text these comparisons have been made by differently indented paragraph blocks. Additional quotes and emdashes have been added as needed. 2. Spelling corrections: (#) = times correctly spelled elsewhere in text. Pg. 62 "interpid" to "intrepid" (an intrepid leader) Pg. 206 "surmont" to "surmount" (1) (surmount local prejudices) Pg. 208 "dependance" to "dependence" (6) (dependence on, Great Britain) Pg. 253 "christian" to "Christian" (27) (between infidel and Christian) Pg. 255 "repetiton" to "repetition" (3) (in the repetition of) Pg. 328 "Whately" to "Whateley" (3) (of Mr. Whateley) 3. Printers corrections and notations on anomolies: Pg. 112 "--Letter to." - has been retained as it appears in the text, no name for the "to" was given. Pg. 214 changed "Is" to "is" (to one point, is the power) Pg. 219 removed duplicate word "of" (sum of individual happiness) Pg. 228 Section: USURPATION, notations of Paragraph 10, 11, 12, Item "b", sentence correctly ends with "," as item "c" is it's continuation and Paragraph 15, Item "f" "to be" correctly ends without punctuation, and continues in item "g" (to be "Tried"). Pg. 239 Section "First Period", Item 10. "...laws have given" ends without punctuation but continues in Item 11 (Equally to all). Pg. 254 Paragraph ends with a new sentence starting "And" with no punctuation, which may be the lead in to the next paragraph beginning with "First," and has been retained in this text. Pg. 268 added word "Works," ("...on the table."--Works, vol. ix,) Pg. 268 note *Works, vol. v, p. 466. appearing at the bottom of the page had NO REFERENCE POINT, but has been retained in this text and incorporated into the final paragraph of the page which appears to have been the authors intent. Pg. 310 added correct indentation to quotation: (It signifies a nominal office) 4. Known or suspected archaic words used and retained in this text: