Revolving lights : $b Pilgrimage, Volume 7

John Stuart Mill · en
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                            LIST OF VOLUMES

      1. SYNDICALISM
      J. A. R. MARRIOTT, M.P. (Late Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford)

      2. BRITISH ASPECTS OF WAR AND PEACE
      SPENSER WILKINSON

      3. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE READING OF SHAKESPEARE
      FREDERICK S. BOAS, M.A., LL.D.

      4. THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY AT OXFORD
      FALCONER MADAN (Hon. Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford)

      5. TREATISE ON LAW
      EDWARD JENKS

      6. *THE STUDY OF ROMAN HISTORY
      BERNARD W. HENDERSON (Fellow and Tutor of Exeter College, Oxford)

      7. THE LATIN CULTURE
      E. A. BURROUGHS (Fellow and Tutor of Hertford College,
      Oxford)

      8. *OUTLINE-HISTORY OF GREEK RELIGION
      L. R. FARNELL (Rector of Exeter College, Oxford)

      9. ENGLISH HISTORY, 499-1914
      ARTHUR HASSALL (Student of Christ Church, Oxford)

   * These are also issued reset, on good paper, bound in cloth, at
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                          Transcriber's Notes


The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical
errors were silently corrected. Further careful corrections, some after
consulting other editions, are listed here (before/after):

   [p. 61]:
   ... regarded her not with the adoration on half-pitying ...
   ... regarded her not with the adoration or half-pitying ...

   [p. 89]:
   ... of the atmosphere--the interest of boredom ...
   ... of the atmosphere--the interest or boredom ...

   [p. 99]:
   ... gleam she had caught in the deep wehrmütig ...
   ... gleam she had caught in the deep wehmütig ...

   [p. 107]:
   ... of life into the humble bésogne de la pensée. ...
   ... of life into the humble besogne de la pensée. ...

   [p. 167]:
   ...  reflectively. As if it had just occurred to her. ...
   ... she murmured reflectively. As if it had just occurred to her. ...

   [p. 169]:
   ... blue; unseeing; contradictng her matronly ...
   ... blue; unseeing; contradicting her matronly ...

   [p. 204]:
   ... ironmongery in my rücksack and off we'll ...
   ... ironmongery in my rucksack and off we'll ...

   [p. 224]:
   ... they become foreigners in England were nothing. ...
   ... they became foreigners in England were nothing. ...

   [p. 238]:
   ... tryanny was her real apology, a curse for the ...
   ... tyranny was her real apology, a curse for the ...






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