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INTRODUCTION
- 6: 41 steady careful
- 14: 14–15 development will
- 24: 32–33 office Armstead
- 24: 33 Armstead Martin Peiper
- 24: 36 case, they
- 25: 14 McC.
- 27: 7 consider a
- 28: 42 Exps
BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY
- 58: 4 propose should
- 61: 10 frank open
CHAPTER I
- New York to San Francisco, September 14-October 1863
  - 72: 4–5 containing besides
  - 72: 6 house and
  - 72: 7 breakfast dining
  - 72: 9 children, there
  - 72: 10 little, state-rooms
  - 72: 17–18 foul. The
  - 72: 20 Liverpool but
  - 73: 1 unskilled undisciplined
  - 74: 13 What
  - 74: 22 this; He
  - 74: 23 it for
  - 74: 24–25 government as
  - 74: 40 whole—, not
  - 74: 42 passengers one
  - [774]
  - 74: 43 class and
  - 74: 43 latter two
  - 75: 3 Scotch Canadians
  - 75: 13 steamers but
  - 75: 17 anarchy as
  - 75: 24–25 steamer? But
  - 76: 4–5 unconscious. One
  - 76: 29 every
  - 77: 24–25 war-songs. Matters
  - 77: 31 & agreeing with
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, September 25, 1863
  - 80: 9 2.30
  - 80: 10 inns the
  - 80: 13 trees lemons
  - 80: 16–17 &c. I
  - 80: 23 water but
  - 80: 36 every
  - 81: 25 sets) Breakfast
  - 82: 2–3 side. I
  - 82: 18 two The
  - 83: 11 Champion give
- To Ignaz Anton Pilat, September 26, 1863
  - 85: 21–22 Nature. This
  - 86: 2–3 resemble? First
  - 86: 35–36 tropics.“ This
  - 86: 22–23 produce. Other
  - 88: 3–4 creepers. You
  - 88: 15–16 Sumach. If
  - 89: 14–15 exquisite transparent
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, October 13, 1863
  - 93: 10 Your
  - 93: 18–19 town have
  - 93: 20 Horticl
  - 93: 23 expensive 50
  - 93: 23 pound but
  - 93: 24 large enormous
CHAPTER II
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, October 14, 1863
  - 97: 17 object Mr
  - 99: 3 supper a
  - 99: 7 dwellings outside
  - 99: 8 between about
  - 100: 10 furnished very
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, October 15, 1863
  - 104: 14 is under
  - 104: 15 proper the
  - 105: 37 shrubs that
  - 106: 10 Trail” a
  - 107: 19 Costume half
  - 108: 8 Southesn
  - 108: 9 surface but
  - 108: 11 river the
  - 108: 13 however also
  - 108: 31–32 be. Mariposa
  - 109: 13 them there
  - 110: 5–6 paritcles
  - 110: 20 desired of
  - 110: 31 clay—some
  - 111: 10 delightful just
  - 111: 15 die they
  - 111: 25 size less
  - 111: 25 ours rather
  - 111: 27 birds doves
  - 112: 13 pines the
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, October 19, 1863
  - 114: 5 day gave
  - 114: 7 evg
  - 114: 7 recd
  - 114: 11–12 faculty. I
  - 114: 21 absence something
  - 115: 7 instance I
  - 115: 10 identical I
  - 115: 11 work thought
  - 115: 25 accordingly but
  - 115: 33–34 present. In
  - 115: 34 wish Believe
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, October 20, 1863
  - 117: 21 steep awkward
- To John Olmsted, October 30, 1863
  - 120: 12–13 mines. The
  - 121: 11 New York yet
  - [775]
  - 121: 12 did situated
  - 122: 19 it is
  - 122: 26 deal is
  - 122: 30–31 purses of
  - 123: 4–5 yesterday throwing
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, October 31, 1863
  - 126: 41
  - 126: 43 cab.
  - 126: 44 cabn
- To Morris Ketchum, November 6, 1863
  - 130: 6 wd
  - 130: 27–28 Estate. It
  - 130: 41 he
  - 131: 15 he
  - 131: 17 which unfortunately
  - 131: 18–19 involved. That
  - 132: 2 themselves” Of
  - 132: 10 stuff” Did
  - 132: 18 Park.
  - 132: 33 here” A
  - 133: 5 border) it
  - 133: 8 rumors the
  - 133: 9 community the
  - 133: 15 labor The
  - 133: 16 RRd by
  - 133: 18 calculate make
  - 133: 19–20 time Equal
  - 133: 26–27 discoveries I
  - 134: 1 me But
  - 134: 4 them you
  - 134: 16 heavy I
  - 134: 37 basis but
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, November 20, 1863
  - 136: 20 trees a
  - 137: 10 measurment the
  - 137: 13 laid the
- To Frederick Newman Knapp, November 21, 1863
  - 139: 10 spring Sleeping
  - 139: 12 in
  - 139: 19 weather steady
  - 139: 28 fever but
  - 139: 37 grass the
  - 139: 41 precipicies
  - 140: 2 $1000,000.
  - 140: 3 reconassance
  - 140: 4 summer, if
  - 140: 23 doubtful very
  - 140: 31 mills mortice-machines
  - 141: 9 well pretty
CHAPTER III
- To Calvert Vaux, November 26, 1863
  - 146: 2 and by
  - 146: 2 presumption of
  - 146: 11 position and
  - 146: 14 however looked
  - 146: 42–43 purpose. There
  - 147: 1 fitness the
  - 147: 8 Supintendce any
  - 147: 16 but
  - 148: 7 been it 148: 10 you and
  - 148: 12 design I
  - 148: 17 circumstances it
  - 148: 36–37 also. All
  - 148: 37 absurd as
  - 148: 37 one’s
  - 149: 33–34 you there
  - 149: 38–39 me? You
  - 150: 19 part if
  - 150: 19 expressed was
  - 150: 23 C. I
  - 150: 35 it being
  - 151: 9–10 probably. You
  - 151: 14 intention will
  - 151: 15 Architct
  - 151: 21 X I
  - 151: 21 X’ If
  - 151: 25 concerned that
  - 152: 13 park though
  - 152: 26 Commission to
  - 152: 35 propriety
  - 152: 41 of that
  - 153: 3 it while
  - 153: 6 shows on
  - 153: 22 happens in
  - 155: 16–17 adventures very
  - 155: 19 Mechanics journeymen
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- To Charles Loring Brace, December 21, 1863
  - 157: 10–11 triumphant her
  - 157: 15 themselves more
  - 158: 1 respect could
  - 158: 25 prvelgdge
  - 158: 39 enterprises events
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, December
  - 161: 32 aftwds
  - 162: 15 Commsr
- To Henry Whitney Bellows, December 25, 1863
  - 167: 3 three) Ive
CHAPTER IV
- To John Olmsted, January 1, 1864
  - 173: 19 insolent contemptuous
  - 173: 25 Mariposa twelve
  - 173: 26 wages, we
  - 175: 30 the
  - 175: 8 since met
  - 175: 11 office made
  - 175: 23 severly
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, January 18, 1864
  - 177: 4 letter it
  - 177: 5 you which
  - 177: 7 You
  - 177: 12 it provided
  - 177: 13 stood, you
  - 177: 16 unrecognised you
  - 177: 17 reply not
  - 177: 19 you I
  - 177: 22 you not
  - 177: 27–28 partnership as
  - 178: 13 way not
  - 178: 17 cause not
  - 178: 19 you although
  - 178: 21 time, if
  - 178: 24 hour, there
  - 178: 24 feeling however but
  - 178: 31 did so
  - 178: 31 existed and
  - 178: 35 it as
  - 178: 36 it. it
  - 178: 39 advanced I
  - 178: 40 simple friendly actual bona
  - 178: 44 not and
  - 179: 1 all which
  - 179: 2 suppose it
  - 179: 5 hopes, that
  - 179: 6 evident that
  - 179: 9 intellectual, question
  - 179: 10 mine I
  - 179: 15 did but
  - 179: 17 park that
  - 179: 17–18 problems a
  - 179: 21 however
  - 179: 21–22 conviction it
  - 179: 22 intellectually. it
  - 179: 31 result, you
  - 179: 36 sense not
  - 179: 41 you. all
  - 180: 1 did not
  - 180: 7 me this
  - 180: 12 result it
  - 180: 14 valuable yours
  - 180: 15–16 unconsciously conveyed
  - 180: 19 X merely
  - 180: 19 plan till
  - 180: 22 before I
  - 180: 23 X’ Henceforward
  - 180: 42 differently fully
  - 181: 1–2 together that
  - 181: 4 sense we
  - 181: 11 one. my
  - 181: 15 well she
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, February 5, 1864
  - 182: 12 did. together
  - 182: 17 edification it
  - 182: 21 Painting Architecture
  - 182: 29 subject I
  - 182: 30 considered we
  - 182: 31 whole. of
  - 183: 6 sufficiency which
  - 183: 16 not I
  - 183: 25 Art Fame
  - 183: 29 interests I
  - 183: 32 counterpoise. if
  - 183: 38 love all
  - [777]
  - 183: 38 heart all
  - 183: 39 being, it
  - 183: 41 here I
  - 183: 43 impression. but
  - 184: 2 so I
  - 184: 10 earnestness. my
  - 184: 17 it
  - 184: 23 listen. perhaps
  - 185: n. 9, l. 3 wood water
- To John Olmsted, February 11, 1864
  - 186: 9 with its
  - 187: 12 3d no
  - 187: 34 stampd) letters
  - 188: 4 dirty. We
  - 188: 7 stamped kept
  - 189: 11 day Sundays
  - 189: 25–26 Mexicans Indians
- To George W. Farlee, March 1, 1864
  - 192: 9 dimunition
  - 193: 15 it resting
  - 194: 40 today the
  - 194: 41 rest alleging
  - 195: 8 telegraph you
- To James Hoy, March 2, 1864
  - 198: 7 they
  - 198: 12 represted
  - 201: n. 13, l. 20 fellow cheerful
- To James Hoy, March 5, 1864
  - 203: 5 question acknowledging
  - 203: 7 grevious
  - 203: 10 $3 board
  - 204: 39 lead
- To Calvert Vaux, March 25, 1864
  - 208: 30 letter “I
CHAPTER V
- 214: 18 will, cover
- 214: 19 short
To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, April 4, 1864
- 216: 24 on
- 216: 41–42 market. The
- 217: 1 vessels docks
- 217: 10–11 fires I
- 217: 33–34 water neither
To David Parker & Company, April 9, 1864
- 224: 30–31 presume which
To Henry Whitney Bellows, April 28, 1864
- 226: 18 overcome
- 227: 8–9 associated. As
- 227: 9 points I
- 228: 7 unamimity
To the Mariposa Weekly Gazette, June 11, 1864
- 232: 14 hands
- 233: 14 population 1st
To John Olmsted, June 25, 1864
- 236: 3–4 much. We
- 236: 8 leavs
- 236: 14 night put
Chapter VI
- To John Olmsted, August 17, 1864
  - 242: 12–13 duty. The
  - 243: 31–32 fraud. Now
  - 243: 40 dishoned
  - 246: 1 cheaply that
  - [778]
  - 246: 22 honable
  - 247: 44 Revd
  - 249: n. 2, l. 3 No.
  - 249: n. 2, l. 9 Upjohn Hallet
  - 251: n. 24, l. 14 O—had
- To John Olmsted, September 14, 1864
  - 252: 12 and spite
  - 253: 17–18 agreeable. The
  - 253: 20 storm some
  - 253: 27 region all
  - 253: 35 water I
  - 253: 41–42 Barley which
  - 253: 42 oats we
  - 256: 6 San Comms”
  - 256: 10 it to
  - 256: 11 drawl: Why
- To John Wheeler Harding, October 20, 1864
  - 261: 1 although
  - 261: 6 here so
  - 261: 17 occupations, gambling
  - 261: 18 not, grow
  - 261: 31 mining including
  - 261: 37–38 Mexicans. On
  - 261: 40 however of
  - 261: 41 State I
  - 262: 7–8 one. Of
  - 262: 14 others this
  - 262: 22–23 prises
  - 262: 30 profitable there
  - 262: 36–37 audacious often
  - 263: 4 orderly peacable
  - 263: 10 wickedness I
  - 263: 30 disorderly careless reckless
  - 263: 36 horses but
  - 263: 39 church so
  - 263: 40 who to
  - 263: 42 two though
  - 264: 2 suppose sincerely
  - 264: 4 Kipp who
  - 264: 7–8 King who
  - 264: 28 good proper
  - 264: 31 success any
  - 264: 43–44 services as
  - 264: 44 civilization must
  - 265: 13 one, they
  - 266: 6 who I
- To Charles James, October 20, 1864
  - 267: 5–6 commenced from
  - 267: 25 speeches capital
  - 267: 25–26 logic &
  - 267: 26 bravely but
- To Clarence King, October 23, 1864
  - 269: 15 Congress asking
  - 269: 15 session
  - 269: 24–25 load. I
  - 270: 14–15 Lovejoy’s. but
- “The Manager of the Mariposa Estate Defines his Position,” November 5, 1864
  - 276: 10 Alledges it
- To John Griffith Mccullough, November 24, 1864
  - 283: 21–22 herabouts
  - 283: 27 concerned if
  - 283: 28 here I
  - 284: 5 population the
- To Ketchum, Son & Company, December 30, 1864
  - 285: 15 contrary whose
  - 285: 35 Company which
  - 287: 17 company the
  - 287: 18 discoveries would
Chapter VII
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, January 9, 1865
  - 294: 5 soon. in
  - 294: 12 Prest for
  - 294: 12 Prest was
  - 294: 16 him if
  - 294: 16 all to
  - 294: 21 side with
  - 294: 22 lots could
  - 294: 23 havg
  - [779]
  - 295: 1 purposes being
  - 295: 2 shape I
  - 295: 4 ave
  - 295: 12 land the
  - 295: 13 tract and
  - 295: 25 dislike fearing
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, January 18, 1865
  - 298: 20 however, that
- To Henry Whitney Bellows, January 18, 1865
  - 299: 7 dishoned
  - 300: 3 dirctd
  - 300: 18 Boston Albany
  - 300: 19 Chicago St Louis
  - 300: 41–42 plan. each
  - 301: 16 copies)(The
  - 301: 25 is how
  - 301: 33 announcement (Of
  - 302: 2 made. but
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, January 22, 1865
  - 306: 5 York then
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, January 25, 1865
  - 308: 17 Butterworths Avis’s
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, January 26, 1865
  - 311: 19 smoothy
  - 311: 34 justiafiable
  - 311: 44–312: 1 convinced. I
  - 312: 24 purpose what
  - 312: 27 study laborious
  - 312: 30–31 Eleventh. As
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, February 20, 1865
  - 318: 4 down Mariposa
  - 318: 16 know
  - 318: 17 The
  - 319: 7 lodgers as
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, March 1, 1865
  - 320: 12 photgs
  - 320: 21 mytles
  - 321: 9 coud
- To Calvert Vaux, March 12, 1865
  - 324: 18 park let
  - 324: 20 again how
  - 324: 28–29 sometimes and
  - 325: 16 have a got
  - 325: 25 here a
- To John Olmsted, March 16, 1865
  - 329: 35 muliplication
CHAPTER VIII
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, April 4, 1865
  - 342: 19 quick easy
  - 343: 27 what when
  - 343: 27 read will
- To Mary Perkins Olmsted, April 6, 1865
  - 346: 12 Jefsn
  - 346: 16 releved
- To Frederick Newman Knapp, April 9, 1865
  - 349: 40 business
  - 350: 18 to
  - 351: 18 family
  - 351: 28 Med. Direc.
- To John Olmsted, April 29, 1865
  - 355: 19 it a
  - 356: 14 Sn Fo
  - 356: 26–27 Stores banks
  - 356: 35 it it
  - 357: 11 hint a of
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- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, May 10, 1865
  - 359: 4 tangible not
  - 359: 4 possible success
  - 359: 27 &c but
  - 359: 31 should I
  - 359: 31 believe at
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, May 12, 1865
  - 360: 8 course that
  - 360: 11 comment. if
  - 360: 12 me Olmsted
  - 360: 13 Archts but
  - 361: 13–14 you. It
  - 361: 19 ploughed the
  - 361: 20–21 &c. You
  - 362: 22–23 matters.” hitherto
  - 362: 27 resigned. we
  - 363: 5 difficulties. we
  - 363: 16–17 Leah after
  - 363: 17 other
  - 363: 17 seven will
  - 363: 21 position. it
  - 363: 39 Garden? with
  - 363: 40 p ann
  - 363: 44 sup
  - 364: 3 with I
  - 364: 4 others. if
  - 364: 5 that, you
  - 364: 8–9 opening. possible
  - 364: n. 5, l. 3 ann.
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, May 14, 1865
  - 368: 4 prviledges
  - 368: 43 otherwise) This
  - 369: 44 Commssrs
  - 370: 33 whole, If
  - 370: 35 offd
  - 370: 36 amts
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, May 20, 1865
  - 372: 12 Decr then
  - 372: 18 me I
  - 372: 18 him He
  - 372: 21 so. my
  - 373: 5 kind an
  - 373: 6 creates, at
  - 373: 12 Francisco As
  - 373: 19–20 see. In
  - 373: 20 not as
  - 373: 21 you distinctly
  - 373: 35 this as
  - 373: 35 see all
  - 373: 39 way. my
  - 373: 41 C.P.C. why
  - 374: 1 title, we
  - 374: 2 position administration management
  - 374: 2–3 commission popularity
  - 374: 13 aller. my
  - 374: 17 an
  - 374: 19 Sodom after
  - 374: 42 accepted about
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, May 22, 1865
  - 375: 6 eye. a
  - 375: 9 design, that
  - 375: 14 be for
  - 375: 15 scheme) would
  - 375: 16 conditions what
  - 375: 16 conditions “He
  - 376: 7 said Well
  - 376: 7–8 said We
  - 376: 8 nothing If
  - 376: 15 relentlessly remorselessly led
  - 376: 15–16 predicament which
  - 376: 30 conviction You
  - 376: 41–42 need. When
  - 377: 3 art no
  - 377: 7 as
  - 377: 8 comprehensive calm
  - 377: 10 on it
  - 377: 10 reasons. the
  - 377: 11–12 principle the
  - 377: 18 the as
  - 377: 34 you. if
  - 377: 35 it your
  - 378: 2 stated. the
  - 378: 8 Green I
  - 378: 13 Exhibition. but
  - 378: 17 faith However
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, May 27, 1865
  - 380: 19 influence must
  - 380: 34 5th No
  - 381: 28 man.
  - 381: 36 offd
- [781]
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, June 3, 1865
  - 383: 4 yesterday. he
  - 383: 6 mission such
  - 383: 7 phraseology to
  - 383: 8 ground they
  - 383: 9 this but
  - 383: 10 arranged. however
  - 383: 23 not the
  - 384: 4 call but
  - 384: 6 act still
  - 384: 6–7 likely I
  - 384: 11 Green Blatchford
  - 384: 17 town so
  - 384: 18–19 meeting. I
  - 384: 19 “Ex Com”
  - 384: 23 evg
  - 384: 25 thing I
  - 384: 28 up. I
  - 384: 29 supposed but
  - 384: 36 preparation this
  - 384: 37 C .V. And
  - 384: 37 appears perhaps
  - 384: 38–39 appears. I
  - 384: 44–385: 1 way why you
  - 385: 11 lurch so
  - 385: 15–16 public. In
  - 385: 25 Park the
  - 385: 28 work. you
  - 385: 34 end how
  - 385: 35–36 you. I
  - 385: 37 day and
  - 386: 12–13 plainly. I
  - 386: 14 preserve, when
  - 386: 17 enough)then
  - 387: 9 defensible standing
  - 387: 10–11 member. however
  - 387: 14 bear it
  - 387: 16 archt but
  - 387: 18 else that
  - 387: 22 today for
  - 387: 24 me but
  - 387: 25 less I
  - 387: 25 less but
  - 387: 26 less now
  - 387: 27 planting which
  - 387: 33 precedents weaning
  - 387: 35 aim why
  - 387: 42–43 responsibilities. For
  - 387: 43 you Do
  - 388: 2 F.L.O. a
- To Calvert Vaux, June 8, 1865
  - 391: 7 likely, I
- To Edwin Lawrence Godkin, June 10, 1865
  - 394: 41 oppesive
  - 394: 11 amtg
  - 394: 22 unintestg
CHAPTER IX
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, July 6, 1865
  - 402: 7 candid. it
  - 402: 25 upset for
  - 402: 26 now my
  - 402: 39 it but
  - 403: 9 hand I
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, July 8, 1865
  - 403: 11 matter but
  - 404: 2–3 effort it
  - 404: 4 individuality of
  - 404: 13 country it
  - 404: 24 you of
  - 404: 39–40 this that
  - 404: 41 this” all
  - 404: 41 ours” all
  - 404: 42 own or
  - 404: 42 it. to
  - 405: 1 was I
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, July 21, 1865
  - 405: 5–6 archl
  - 406: 2 p ann.
  - 406: 6 before my
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- To Samuel Hopkins Willey, July 25, 1865
  - 408: 9–10 Hurstlee Shelterwook
  - 408: 10 Harborwood Havedene
  - 408: 13 defile &c.
  - 408: 37 character.
  - 409: 12 itself being
- To Howard Potier, July 31, 1865
  - 411: 7 engagementy
  - 411: 9 me. so
  - 413: 18–19 quiet orderly
  - 413: 25 Francisco told
  - 414: 3 consequently the
  - 414: 4 March I
  - 415: 30 not a
  - 415: 40 here if
  - 415: 40 remained requires
  - 416: 14 already by
  - 417: 4–5 present you
  - 417: 8 return if
  - 417: 8 required if
- Calvert Vaux to Frederick Law Olmsted, July 31, 1865
  - 419: 5 letters, I
  - 419: 18 fluent thoroughly
  - 419: 33 represent I
- To Calvert Vaux, August 1, 1865
  - 421: 5 engagmnt
  - 421: 34 cleand
  - 422: 26 word Architecture
  - 422: 31–32 Horticulture Agriculture
  - 422: 33 orchadist
  - 423: 6 Commssers
- To John Olmsted; August 28, 1865
  - 435: 5 31st Yours
  - 437: 6 $5000,000
- To James Miller Mckim, September 7, 1865
  - 439: 30–31 calmly fairly
  - 440: n. 3, l. 4 started is
- To Samuel Bowles, September 26, 1865
  - 440: 25 had before
  - 442: 4 Statesmen lawyers
- To Calvert Vaux, September 28, 1865
  - 443: 8 yesterday
  - 444: 2 Stmr
LANDSCAPE DESIGN REPORTS
- Introduction to the Landscape Design Reports: The California Origins of Olmsted’s Landscape Design Principles for the Semiarid American West
  - 472: n. 53, l. 5 photographs sketches
  - 472: n. 53, l. 6 visitors Dr.
  - 472: n. 53, l. 9 groves copses
  - 472: n. 53, ll. 13–14 trout duck’s
  - 472: n. 53, l. 14 up descent
  - 472: n. 53, l. 15 easy lunch
  - 472: n. 53, l. 16 Veil Sentinel
  - 472: n. 53, l. 16 falls of do
  - 472: n. 53, l. 18 arrived move
  - 472: n. 53, l. 21 exped
- “Preliminary Report upon the Yosemite and Big Tree Grove,” August 1865
  - 488: 4 signifigance
  - 489: 14 statliness
  - 489: 17 prosperity
  - 490: 32–33 vegetation most
  - 492: 23 circumstances there
  - 493: 7 and banked
  - 500: 2 description no
  - 500: 11 least
  - 501: 10 on
  - 501: 15 roads steamboat
  - 501: 18–19 people. The
  - 502: 9 government if
  - 502: 25 monomainia
  - 502: 28–29 forces. It
  - 502: 41 74 and
  - 502: 43–44 country which
  - 503: 7 reasons it
  - 503: 19–20 others. The
  - 503: 38–39 inert. But
  - 505: 18 provision however having
  - [783]
  - 505: 34 is
  - 506: 37 enforced there
  - 507: 14–15 broken painted
  - 507: 28 advances the
  - 507: 41 years if
  - 508: 7 principal
  - 508: 8 principal
  - 508: 14 prosperity
  - 508: 32 not and
  - 508: 38 women are
  - 508: 40 themselves their
  - 509: 40–41 required. The
  - 512: n. 4, l. 7 cold
- “Preliminary Report in Regard to a Plan of Public Pleasure Grounds for the City of San Francisco,” March 31, 1866
  - 524: 7 climactic
  - 525: 6 began
  - 527: 42 happens
  - 540: 38 calcyanthus
  - 540: 40 azalias
  - 540: 40 eriodyction
  - 541: 7 rhododondrons
- “Report Upon a Projected Improvement of the Estate of the College of California, at Berkeley, Near Oakland,” June 29, 1866
  - 557: 43–558: 1 temperature in
  - 558: 1 Berkeley disagreeably
THE PIONEER CONDITION AND THE DRIFT OF CIVILIZATION IN AMERICA
- The Text and Its Treatment
  - 584: 23–24 ambuscades stratagems
  - 584: 28 Suspicions jealousies
  - 584: 29–30 follow Class
  - 584: 34 aganst
  - 585: 5 clanisness
  - 585: 16 counteractg tendency
  - 585: 16 shd
  - 587: 5 lawyrs
  - 587: 18 Cala A
  - 588: 9 Gnlly
  - 589: 30 prgress
  - 591: 12 civlzn
  - 591: 14 open on
  - 591: 15 writers failure
  - 593: 6 superintending regulating repressing
  - 593: 9 imagination that
  - 593: 9 predominates and
- Introductory Material
  - 593: 15 Lincoln no
  - 593: 18 travellers we
  - 594: 5 towns Some
  - 594: 12 which oweing
  - 594: 16 wealth it
  - 595: 26 them must
  - 595: 32 for and well
  - 596: 3 observations leaving
  - 596: 4 others I
  - 596: 12 Tocqueville who
  - 596: 27 States each
  - 596: 42 observation I
  - 596: 44 Union having
  - 597: 5–6 thousand I
  - 597: 9 selection appointment instruction
  - 597: 13 Europe; A
  - 597: 23 government of
  - 597: 27–28 foot. The
  - 598: 31 A.
  - 599: 4–5 defects, are
  - 599: 6 all, He
  - 599: 9 indigestion but
  - 599: 10 quietly insidiously
  - 599: 14 Earls Dukes
  - 599: 27 so is
  - 599: 29 title?
  - 600: 8 Snobs, is
  - 600: 22 heads and
  - 600: 30 not half
  - 600: 44 equal a
  - 601: 14 Trollope who
  - 601: 34–35 excursions duck·shooting
  - 602: 19 crochets
  - 603: 5 America for
  - 603: 10 opinion he
  - 603: 37 bankers merchants
  - 603: 43 character giving
  - 604: 6 that if
  - 604: 13 ease ability
  - [784]
  - 604: 15 distant pervades
  - 604: 17 States in
  - 604: 23 Diary yet
  - 605: 15 authority which
  - 605: 22 made there
  - 605: 40 circumstances the
  - 606: 19 original far
  - 606: 20 views they
  - 606: 28–29 sailor” as
  - 606: 31 especially, New
  - 606: 36 republican
  - 607: 4 office say
  - 607: 22–23 them, having
  - 607: 28 republicans
  - 607: 30 republican
  - 607: 38 last than
  - 607: 39 anticipations and
  - 608: 3 England that
  - 608: 4 “Why”
  - 609: 7 democratic
  - 610: 5 shouting “Hurrah
  - 610: 8 arrested taken
  - 610: 16 North before
  - 611: 2–3 facts and
  - 611: 4 expce
  - 611: 5 difft
  - 611: 7 refd
  - 611: 15 habits diet
  - 611: 15 clothing moroseness
  - 611: 15–16 uncommunicativeness want
  - 611: 16 accomplishments want
  - 611: 17 &c want
  - 611: 20 flippancy superficiality
  - 611: 23 up lounging
  - 611: 26 of
  - 611: 27 ignorant base
  - 611: 28–29 officers the
  - 612: 10 democracy than
  - 612: 11 A.
  - 612: 12 prejudice jealousy
  - 612: 32 willingness with
  - 612: 36 officers has
  - 617: n. 33, l. 23 speculators stock
  - 617: n. 33, ll. 23–24 selfish sensual
  - 617: n. 33, l. 32 pay
  - 617: n. 33, l. 36 democrat
  - 617: n. 33, l. 37 democratic
  - 617: n. 33, l. 39 directors, at
  - 617: n. 36, l. 4 elsewhere. (Tileston
  - 617: n. 36, l. 4 Phila lawyers
- Section 1 A Pioneer Community of the Present Day
  - 618: 5 Cordilleras too
  - 618: 16 peace the
  - 619: 3 seasons however they
  - 619: 38 line which is
  - 620: 2 lead clothing coffee tobacco
  - 620: 10 party taking
  - 620: 19–20 jail. There
  - 621: 20 contrary being
  - 621: 33 heareabouts however
  - 621: 39 civilization which
  - 622: 16 them when
  - 622: 36 living and
  - 622: 37 too is
  - 622: 37 for The
  - 622: 43 population both
  - 623: 7 solid steady
  - 623: 8 mountains the
  - 623: 9 industry mining
  - 623: 9–10 agricultural, is
  - 623: 11 cans wine
  - 623: 11 ale olive
  - 623: 16 bakeries, We
  - 623: 38 region in
  - 623: 44 men however long
  - 624: 1–2 confectionary tobacco
  - 624: 3 broker as
  - 624: 3 agent as
  - 624: 7 honest frugal
  - 624: 12 mine, he
  - 624: 14 notary. he
  - 624: 15 French Spanish
  - 624: 18 indicated that
  - 624: 30 subdivision
  - 624: 36 which without
  - 624: 36–37 time he
  - 624: 39 also have an be
  - 624: 40 say “I
  - 625: 3 road he
  - 625: 8 Missisppi
  - 625: 12 job is
  - 625: 14 Burgundy undoubtedly
  - 625: 16 charwoman) She
  - 625: 23 propriety which
  - 625: 36 tedious persistent
  - 626: 1 artificial are
  - 626: 1 advantages for
  - 626: 1 instance for
  - 626: 3 circumstances who
  - 626: 24–25 bottom. “Life
  - 626: 25–26 qualities tendencies
  - [785]
  - 626: 31 death passionate
  - 626: 37–38 approved expected
  - 628: 1 wife said
  - 628: 3 back. “but
  - 628: 3 added “there
  - 628: 5–6 ways; “Why
  - 628: 6 asked “What
  - 628: 10 youd
  - 628: 32 “Graves—
  - 628: 3 3 them, “Yes
  - 629: 31 feuds seems
  - 629: 44 was of to
  - 630: 9 statements brow-beating
  - 630: 10 was the
  - 630: 19 think the
  - 630: 36 neighbor when
  - 630: 37 enemy could
  - 630: 41 Another that
  - 631: 4 Mexicans negroes
  - 631: 4 half-breeds in
  - 631: 14 honorable brave
  - 631: 21 community if
  - 631: 23 vague
  - 631: 27 society that
  - 631: 34 Masons Odd
  - 631: 37 proceedings exist
  - 632: 8 thought “You
  - 632: 14 are of Indians
  - 632: 16 Europe. not
  - 632: 29 Jew an
  - 632: 29 Italian a
  - 632: 30 Carolinian an
  - 633: 3 threatened he
  - 633: 3 Law that
  - 633: 3–4 community as
  - 633: 10–11 Sheriff, may
  - 633: 14 case will
  - 633: 23 London. Aside
  - 633: 30–31 court, Indeed
  - 633: 35 so, “I
  - 633: 36 think said
  - 633: 36 Judge that
  - 634: 3 cry ’That
  - 634: 8 However as
  - 634: 12 evidence the
  - 634: 17–18 him. The
  - 634: 21–22 respects. Very
  - 634: 25 it who
  - 634: 27 there taking
  - 634: 35 “accident,” as
  - 635: 3 newspapers almost
  - 635: 8–9 saying “Well
  - 635: 10 replied smiling
  - 635: 11 well,”
  - 635: 40 way,
  - 637: 11 Davis he
  - 637: 39 chasity
  - 638: 6 Indian the
  - 638: 13 lusts his
  - 638: 16 with extending
  - 638: 17 nation is
  - 638: 37 and the as
  - 639: 11 vicinity but
  - 639: 13 ’Sacramento Union’
  - 640: 31 moment as
  - 641: 2 Court should
  - 641: 17 death which
  - 641: 17 house was
  - 642: 6 liberty the
  - 642: 12 carlesness
  - 642: 15 all but
  - 642: 22 dashing but
  - 642: 26 as with
  - 642: 36 is always
  - 643: 1 masters not
  - 643: 34 persons chiefly
  - 643: 38 another a
  - 643: 40–644: 1 follows: His
  - 644: 13 side always
  - 644: 23–24 it.” (This
  - 644: 32 election was
  - 645: 9 him believing
  - 645: 14 once when
  - 645: 21 who as
  - 645: 22 be had
  - 645: 24 him which
  - 645: 27 churches at
  - 645: 32 solemn dignified
  - 645: 45 exercis
  - 646: 3–4 is ordinarily is
  - 646: 6–7 organizations of
  - 646: 22 neighborly catholic large
  - 646: 23 Christianity as
  - 646: 34 forsaken delapidated
  - 647: 1 profession to
  - 647: 2 instance I
  - 647: 3 congregation apparently
  - 647: 7 servility cowardice
  - 647: 11 diem after
  - 648: 5 pays is
  - 648: 7 means I
  - 648: 7 think as
  - 648: 8 respectivly
  - 648: 10 said there
  - [786]
  - 648: 16 book-learning it
  - 648: 27 horse-races gambling
  - 648: 39 populations are
  - 648: 40 respect but
  - 649: 1 fluctuating I
  - 649: n. 5, l. 13 Once
  - 649: n. 5, l. 17 us their
  - 650: n. 5, l. 34 meeting Bell
  - 650: n. 5, l. 39 “B” I
  - 650: n. 5, l. 54 ceremony a
  - 651: n. 14, l. 7 drink who
  - 652: n. 37, l. 6 ackgs
- Section 2 Defining Civilization
  - 658: 8 time I
  - 654: 12 spokesman who
  - 655: 41 thousand, five
  - 656: 15 it I
  - 656: 19 California owing
  - 656: 30 here is however
  - 656: 31 period is
  - 656: 35 intelligent and
  - 656: 35 feeling which
  - 656: 36 indifference of
  - 657: 17 truth any
  - 657: 19 exercised
  - 657: 22 contracted concentrated
  - 657: 26 character that
  - 657: 36 bear if
  - 657: 36 any in
  - 658: 2 arrows hangs
  - 658: 12 stimulated he
  - 658: 13 utterance, It
  - 658: 14 bath his
  - 658: 18 _____!
  - 658: 39 these I
  - 659: 5 perhaps but
  - 659: 8 scale I
  - 659: 15 Englishmen the
  - 659: 16–17 Mexicans Chinese
  - 659: 27 industriously who
  - 659: 37 vagabond deep
  - 659: 41 and whatever
  - 660: 38–39 brokenly a
  - 661: 9 clay either
  - 661: 27 ironclad-armed, steamships
  - 661: 36 gambler when
  - 661: 42 theology the
  - 662: 41 disposition industrious
  - 663: 24 where if
  - 664: 12 society whether
  - 664: 13–14 servility cautious
  - 664: 23 churches the
  - 664: 24 books the
  - 665: 3 deceptive however
  - 665: 7 others cannot
  - 665: 39 temperance of
  - 666: 4 drinks he
  - 666: 7 civilization habits
  - 666: 20 barbarians for
  - 666: 22 instance are
  - 666: 41 complains
  - 667: 18 savage while
- Section 3 The Low Level of Civilization of Early Emigrants from Europe
  - 670: 11 hardships was
  - 670: 23 credited and
  - 670: 38 food and
  - 670: 44 Europe.”
  - 671: 12 Pilgrims the
  - 671: 15 home but
  - 671: 16 numerically when
  - 671: 17 society is
  - 671: 19 embarked the
  - 671: 26–27 only with a
  - 671: 30 who because
  - 671: 37 poaches’
  - 671: 39 people so
  - 671: 43 caution do
  - 672: 4 all thus
  - 672: 5 persons in
  - 673: 7 him how
  - 673: 22 Ditch dead
  - 674: 23 way in
  - 674: 24 (but that)
  - 674: 24 voluntarily
  - 674: 28 probabilities however
  - 675: 13 who under
  - 675: 14 debts were
  - 676: 4 is as
  - 676: 18–19 voluntary are
  - 677: 40 Roy Scott
  - 678: 29 De Foe who
  - 678: 41 consideration that
  - 679: 3 is small
- Section 4 The Barbarizing Experience of Pioneers on the Frontier
  - 682: 5 landing has
  - 683: 1 him he
  - [787]
  - 683: 5–6 effictly
  - 683: 9 that might
  - 683: 40 towns villages
  - 684: 3–4 state is
  - 684: 14–15 Connecticut Rhode
  - 684: 28 about miles
  - 684: 31 states leaving
  - 685: 15 engaged it
  - 685: 15 true with
  - 685: 17 strenghth and
  - 685: 24 ravenous brutal
  - 685: 24–25 lying treacherous bloodthirsty
  - 685: 29 favor he
  - 686: 1 7 warfare read
  - 686: 24–25 year. There
  - 687: 38 cares
  - 688: n. 4, l. 1 civlzd
- Section 5 The Decivilizing Current in American Society
  - 689: 6 Englishman we
  - 689: 14–15 history we
  - 689: 15 family which
  - 689: 15 no
  - 689: 17 developed, If
  - 689: 17–18 years they
  - 689: 19 no
  - 689: 21 no
  - 690: 5 generations number
  - 690: 11 steady consistent
  - 690: 26 millions what
  - 691: 11 proposition it
  - 692: 3 devil, They
  - 692: 6–7 rule. Where
  - 692: 10 circumstances but
  - 692: 14 superiors if
  - 692: 20 class with
  - 692: 24 instance deal
  - 692: 30 unfavorably every
  - 693: 21 country they
  - 693: 24 indifferently that
  - 693: 28 stationer a
  - 693: 31 draper a
  - 693: 32 dealer an
  - 693: 32 paperer a
  - 694: 13 fruits confectionary
  - 694: 13–14 miner the
  - 694: 25 society there
  - 694: 30 democracy the
  - 694: 36–37 tradesmen afterwards
  - 694: 37 M.A. passed
  - 695: 6 lawyer let
  - 695: 6 add he
  - 695: 8 barrister is
  - 695: 10 probate chancery
  - 696: 4 ways less
  - 696: 19 —— an
  - 697: 19 law who
  - 697: 21 learned most
  - 697: 26 away the
  - 697: 34–35 it? “Oh
  - 698: 23 say and
  - 698: 39 spin weave dye
  - 699: 9 materials the
  - 699: 17 savage and
  - 699: 18–19 them. Thus
  - 699: 32 within imperfect
  - 699: 33 inconvenient pretentious
  - 699: 38 painted gilded
  - 700: 4 sometimes as
  - 700: 5 show cannot
  - 700: 7 Mathematic Belles
  - 700: 7 Economy Mental
  - 700: 8 Astronomy Geology the
  - 700: 19 civilization must
  - 701: 11 formed however
  - 701: 17 salaries of
  - 701: 22–23 communities. To
  - 701: 29 promises except
  - 701: 37–38 doing. There
  - 701: 41 deliberate careful
  - 702: 10 most there
  - 702: 39 of. for
  - 703: 6–7 communities though
  - 703: 7 market
  - 703: 9 average than
  - 703: 22 stupid is
  - 703: 27 wisdom to
  - 703: 28 society must
  - 703: 32 rapidity cannot
  - 703: 36 delibrated
  - 703: 41 Theolog.
  - 704: 7 sake knowledge
  - 704: 7 knowde’s
  - 704: 9 people the
  - 704: 10 A
  - 704: 10 A
  - 704: 10 A.
  - 704: 12 cautiously safely
  - 704: 28 think that
  - 704: 31 others except
  - 704: 33 representative principal
  - 704: 33 evil this
  - 704: 34 wh.
  - [788]
  - 704: 38 expce
  - 705: 2 constitution that
  - 705: 3 worse this
  - 705: 6 refce
  - 705: 10 expercd
  - 705: 11–12 deeply thoroughly carefully
  - 705: 18 me) Where
  - 705: 25 oppunty
  - 706: 10 office are
  - 706: 20 studies it
  - 706: 28 South as
  - 706: 29 themselves adopted
  - 706: 29–30 unwise simple
  - 706: 31 stronger better
  - 706: 38 words by
  - 707: 5 cluch
  - 707: 7 mines letting
  - 707: 15 towns) (Some
  - 707: 24 Chinese Negroes
  - 707: 34 country there
  - 707: 35 wastefulness of
  - 707: 35 hasty inconsiderate
  - 707: 36 disjointed desultory
  - 708: 19 tracts religious
  - 708: 19 periodicals the
  - 708: 20 &c. through
  - 708: 20 churches the
  - 708: 24 property relates
  - 709: 18 ministers, have
  - 709: 18 contend as
  - 709: 21–22 off? I
  - 709: 42 tongue their
  - 709: 44 mental moral
  - 710: 5–6 dependent. I
  - 710: 24 instruct to
  - 710: 33 advantages advantages
  - 710: 34 have is
  - 711: 1–2 it. Just
  - 711: 8 trusts the
  - 711: 17–18 education They
  - 711: 28–29 mass. So
  - 711: 29 far, as
  - 711: 36 society which
  - 711: 39 classes no
  - 711: 44 man, will I
  - 712: 11 favored it
  - 712: 20–21 field. I
  - 712: 22 which judging
  - 712: 27 church including
  - 712: 29 haggard starved-looking
  - 712: 37 say half
  - 713: 3 finish the
  - 713: 5 carle sly
  - 713: 13 talent instruction
  - 713: 19–20 Conggrtnl Baptist
  - 713: 20 is suppose
  - 713: 27 mean barbaric
  - 713: 29 “favored” that
  - 716: 20 professers the
  - 716: 27 States each
  - 717: 1 subject should
  - 717: 10 organization
  - 717: 14 judgment inclining
  - 717: 33–34 agencies. It
  - 717: 40 say from
  - 718: 3 writing to
  - 718: 14–15 employ as
  - 718: 15 is
  - 718: 39 Barbarism the
  - 719: 23 Unitarian I
  - 719: 27 by unfair an
  - 719: 32 church for
  - 719: 33 work beyond
  - 719: 38 sympathizers then
  - 721: n. 3, l. 3 Puritans however
  - 721: n. 17, l. 3 virtuous orderly
- Section 6 The Civilizing Current in American Society
  - 723: 14 ago but
  - 723: 34 return is
  - 724: 13 relation such
  - 724: 17 forced artificial
  - 724: 33 plans the
  - 724: 37–38 regular distinct
  - 725: 5 minded mean
  - 725: 21 decivlzn
  - 726: 6 their comes
  - 726: 7–8 England churches
  - 726: 8–9 compactly was
  - 726: 17 closely are
  - 727: 6–7 associations mutual
  - 727: 13 towns were
  - 727: 21 next the
  - 727: 25 society of
  - 727: 28 other in
  - 727: 29 hypocricy concealment
  - 727: 38 not hope
  - 727: 38 not try
  - 727: 38 themselves therefore
  - 727: 39 civ
  - 728: 3 emancipated observations
  - 728: 3–4 B.V.
  - [789]
  - 728: 5 civilized it
  - 728: 23 ingenuity bravery
  - 729: 6 Europe Aside
  - 729: 18 charge, amounts
  - 729: 24 children
  - 729: 24–25 daily no
  - 729: 42–43 a large considerable
  - 730: 1 many the
  - 730: 8 other as
  - 730: 26 society in
  - 730: 29 write and
  - 730: 32 it is does
  - 730: 35 be they
  - 730: 35 are least
  - 731: 7 Statics p
  - 731: 8 faculties
  - 731: 20 Negroes also
  - 731: 21 States of
  - 731: 21–22 Norwegians, in
  - 731: 22 seaports of
  - 731: 22 Americans in
  - 731: 26 them if
  - 731: 26 remain they
  - 731: 27 homes a
  - 731: 27 wants a
  - 731: 28 energy skill
  - 731: 29 leaders sometimes
  - 732: 12 America our
  - 732: 14 novel to
  - 732: 29–30 areas neighborhoods
  - 732: 32 Norwegians of
  - 733: 3 nations each
  - 733: 4 field one
  - 733: 11 physicians lawyers
  - 733: 30 is forehanded in
  - 733: 31 habits all
  - 734: 6 church state
  - 734: 20 (Bohemian) more
  - 734: 21–22 incompleteness unthoroughness
  - 734: 31 parents the
  - 734: 31–32 civilized while
  - 734: 33 offspring were
  - 734: 35 diseases the
  - 734: 38 frontier while
  - 734: 39 feeble have
  - 735: 3–4 neighborhood it
  - 735: 6 debtor a
  - 735: 12 settlement while
  - 735: 25 fertility a
  - 735: 27 land churches
  - 735: 27 schools stores mills
  - 735: 31 children are
  - 735: 35 settlements while
  - 735: 42 man and
  - 736: 9 cloth but
  - 736: 12 worse while
  - 736: 20 opinions out
  - 736: 27 aware even
  - 736: 32–33 communities conveniences
  - 736: 34 settlers those
  - 737: 11–12 wilderness, to
  - 737: 37 this a
  - 737: 38 pauperism which
  - 738: 16–17 manifestation and
  - 738: 27–28 strong distinguishing ruling
  - 738: 31 eager hasty
  - 739: 19 companions he
  - 739: 23–24 affection. Imagine
  - 740: 3–4 household. To
  - 740: 11 morals different
  - 740: 14 rare similar
  - 740: 27 individual young
  - 741: 1 A.
  - 741: 2 A.
  - 741: 3 opinion boys
  - 741: 6 (sensuous?) childlike
  - 741: 10 simple natural
  - 741: 10 people metaphysicians
  - 741: 21 A
  - 741: 26 A.
  - 742: 5 dresses one
  - 742: 7 colony the
  - 742: 24 manner than
  - 743: 12–13 brave. This
  - 743: 14 selfishness modesty
  - 743: 22 E
  - 744: 22 gentlemen in
  - 744: 29 A.
  - 744: 34 A.
  - 745: 14 A
  - 745: 21 loyalty reverence
  - 745: 31 say no
  - 745: 36 home if
  - 745: 37 boy does
  - 745: 39 him, So
  - 746: 17 England always
  - 746: 24 light more
  - 746: 25 like in
  - 746: 28 better more
  - 746: 30 dealing peace
  - 746: 32 superior then to
  - [790]
  - 746: 37 purposes not
  - 747: 9 people in
  - 747: 12 not whether
  - 747: 37–38 attempted. The
  - 748: 21–22 circumstances.) Civilization
  - 748: 34 parts the
  - 748: 44 the bases
  - 749: 5 rich money
  - 749: 40–41 characteristic, simply
  - 749: 42–43 Slavery. But
  - 750: 36–37 people whether
  - 751: 13 rent than
  - 751: 19 suffering etc
  - 751: 23 prejudices readiness
  - 751: 24 violence wilfulness
  - 751: 24 (mercurialness) enthusiasms
  - 752: 16–17 vagrants outcasts
  - 752: 26 be when
  - 752: 37 Canada our
  - 753: 18 here we
  - 753: 27–28 agents: The
  - 753: 31 party some
  - 754: 4 doubting however
  - 754: 6 plenty that
- Section 7 The Prospect for Civilization in America
  - 757: 7 prvlgs
  - 757: 8 population more
  - 757: 18 thousand having
  - 757: 19–20 classes are
  - 757: 27 stimulants fashions
  - 758: 7 energetic elastic
  - 758: 8 movements, they
  - 758: 8 would for
  - 758: 15–16 evidences he
  - 758: 36 America and
  - 758: 39 gentlemen he
  - 759: 20 case. (look
  - 759: 20 announcements) We
  - 760: 2 refinement culture
  - 760: 6–7 generations there
  - 760: 13 Arnold Mr
  - 760: 18 capital either
  - 760: 20 attainments is
  - 760: 30 bread cotton
- Postscript, c. 1868
  - 762: 42 legislation our

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LIST OF TEXTUAL ALTERATIONS