The Paths of Inland Commerce; A Chronicle of Trail, Road, and WaterwayHulbert, Archer Butler
History
The Paths of Inland Commerce; A Chronicle of Trail, Road, and Waterway
Hulbert, Archer Butler
Transportation -- United States -- History
Chapter 3
On Page 32, stock-holders was hyphenated between two lines for spacing.
On page 41, stockholders was spelled without a hyphen. Also, on page 56,
stockholders was spelled without a hyphen. We transcribed the word
without the hyphen.
Chapter 4
On Page 57, stage-coach was hyphenated between two lines for spacing. In
several other instances, stagecoach was spelled without the hyphen. You
will find one instance of stage-coach with a hyphen, on page 135: it is
from quoted text. We transcribed the word without the hyphen.
Chapter 6
On Page 86, pack-horse was hyphenated between two lines for spacing. In
many other instances, pack-horse was spelled with the hyphen. We
transcribed the word with the hyphen.
Chapter 7
On Page 101, iron-shod was hyphenated between two lines for spacing.
There was no other use of the word in this book. We transcribed the word
without the hyphen.
On Page 109, stern-wheeler was hyphenated between two lines for spacing.
On the same page, stern-wheeler was used again, hyphenated, in the
middle of a line. We transcribed the word with the hyphen.
Index
On Page 210, stage-coach was hyphenated between two lines for spacing.
We transcribed the word without the hyphen. See the note in this section
under Chapter 4 for a further explanation.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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