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Transcriber's Notes

1. P. 37: "Mis-understanding" is chosen to be written with a hyphen ("But, at all events, it is surely the pastor's duty to prevent his flock from mis-understanding it...")

2. P. 5 of the Appendix: "Miscellaneons" changed to "Miscellaneous" in the header of the page.

3. The words that were chosen to be written with a hyphen: mustard-seed (p. 23), Janus-faced (p. 31), thorough-going (p. 116), slow-witted (p. 116), simple-minded (p. 126), so-called (p. 126), animad-versions (p. 245), Hand-made (p. 6, Appendix), Hand-printed (p. 7, Appendix)

4. The words that were chosen to be written without a hyphen: overcrowding (p. 91), shortcomings (p. 172), overthrow (p. 178), widespread (p. 180).

5. Added quotes (p. 153, '... for clerky people."').

6. Added period after the Greek epigraph to letters VII (p. 19) and X (p. 36).

7. Changed ?u to ?? in ?? ??? ? ?a?a??s? ... ?????? (p. 16).