p vii: Santos Dumont -> Santos-Dumont p viii: A group of De Haviland -> Havilland p 6: Frenchman, Pilatre de Rozier -> Pilâtre de Rozier p 6: Pilatre de Rozier -> Pilâtre de Rozier p 13: Pilatre de Rozier -> Pilâtre de Rozier p 19: more buoyant -> buoyant. p 28: the parachute -> Is small caps: THE PARACHUTE p 31: aeronuat -> aeronaut p 33: he may find himsell -> himself p 54: took place in midair -> mid-air p 55: SANTOS DUMONT -> SANTOS-DUMONT p 64: air-bag of onefifth -> one-fifth p 65: N. Y., who far -> for p 66: with a large interval -> internal p 74: The _Lebandy_ -> _Lebaudy_ p 98: the airplane body or "fusilage." -> "fuselage." p 100: resembling a boxkite -> box-kite p 111: The over-heating -> overheating p 122: by means of it -> its p 126: In the foreward -> forward p 141: produce slightly over-lapping -> overlapping p 145: that enemy reenforcements -> reinforcements p 153: needs of air-craft -> aircraft p 175: and the _De Haviland -> Havilland p 176: downing the enemy. Immelman -> Immelmann p 179: _Bréguet-Michelin_ -> _Breguet-Michelin_ p 181: the _Bréguet_ -> _Breguet_ p 194: British _DeHaviland_ -> _De Havilland_ p 206: in the town of Compiegne -> Compiègne p 206: student in the École Polytechnic -> Polytechnique p 206: 1914, came the the news -> the news p 219: the early days Immelman -> Immelmann p 219: and fighting. Immelman's -> Immelmann's p 219: from that of Immelman -> Immelmann p 236: and a dizzy "sea-sickness" -> "seasickness" p 238: goes taxi-ing -> taxiing p 244: A GROUP OF DE HAVILAND -> HAVILLAND p 251: picture man of today -> to-day p 257: Airships in Peace and War -> War (1910) P 259: balloon, 13, 32, 54, 54 -> balloon, 13, 32, 54 p 259: A. G. O. -> A. G. O., p 259: De Haviland -> Havilland p 259: engines (see _engines_) -> _engine_ p 261: De Haviland -> Havilland p 261: Esnault-Pelteric -> Pelterie p 261: Fullard, Capt. Phillip F. -> Fullard, Capt. Philip F. p 262: Immelman -> Immelmann p 263: Rozier, Pilat de -> Rozier, Pilâtre de p 264: Wollet -> Wollett End of Project Gutenberg's The Romance of Aircraft, by Lawrence Yard Smith