LIST OF TEXTUAL ALTERATIONS

Each entry in the list gives the page and line number of the altered text, followed by the original form of the text. For documents beginning after the first line of a page, lines are counted from the addressee line or from the first line of the title of the document. Alterations of text in the endnotes of a document are identified by page, note, and line number.

• Preliminary Report to the Commissioners for Laying Out a Park in Brooklyn, New York, January 24, 1866
• 87: 30 result that
• 89: 25–26 misapprehension in
• 89: 26 judgment generally
• 103: 20 necessary, for
• 103: 41 payers through

• Report to the Brooklyn Park Commission, January 1, 1868
• 114: 27 condition it
• 114: 27 offers this
• 115: 9 sanitary recreative
• 115: 21–22 public they
• 115: 27 line, and
• 118: 9 others who
• 122: 11 them: the
• 122: 34 London and
• 122: 36 entertained it
• 123: 7 towns and
• 123: 8 established it
• 123: 10 requirement we
• 123: 17 puddle through
• 124: 30 although of
• 124: 30 years experts
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• 129: 13 disease are
• 129: 14 happiness and
• 129: 32 comfort-pleasure,
• 130: 39 introduction but
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• 138: 28 calibre ultimately
• 138: 32 it he
• 140: 37 “It

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• Address to the Prospect Park Scientific Association, May 1868
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• 147: 4 refce
• 147: 4 pk
• 147: 4 ppss
• 147: 7 espclly
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• 147: 27 business There
• 147: 36 slow perhaps
• 148: 3–4 water-works bridges
• 148: 6 insuffict
• 148: 6 recreation so
• 148: 7 betwn
• 148: 8 recn
• 148: 15 consolidated The
• 148: 16 recreation certainly
• 148: 42 wh.
• 149: 42 prefd
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• 151: 24 sun easy
• 151: 35 parks this
• 152: 12 appld
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• 152: 31 simplest purest
• 153: 31 which using
• 153: 32 noun is
• 153: 36 park are
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• 154: 25 such, conditions
• 154: 33 landscape the
• 154: 34 express the
• 154: 41–42 obscurity that
• 155: 14 nothing, — not
• 156: n. 5, l. 6 difft
• 157: n. 10, l. 6 noun. that

• To William Edward Dorsheimer, October 1, 1868
• 158: 28 judment
• 160: 15 an
• 160: 32 In as-much
• 160: 35 in-as-much
• 161: 35 enevitably
• 162: 43 might be here

• “Report Accompanying Plan for Laying out the South Park,” March 1871
• 208: 39 entire
• 216: 27 so, mere
• 222: 43 streets.)
• 230: 5 made though

• “General Order for the Organization and Routine of Duty of the Keepers’ Service of the Central Park,” March 31, 1873
• 285: 34 2:5
• 300: 15 crowded the

• “Park,” From the American Cyclopedia, 1875
• 311: 11 opened the

• “Mount Royal. Montreal,” June 1881
• 369: 27 what that
• 369: 28 use, nature
• 413: n. 25, l. 7 &c. bid

• “Paper on the Back Bay Problem and its Solution,” April 2, 1886
• 440: 21 personal egotistical
• 440: 30 scheme the
• 440: 31 attention and
• 440: 32 demand was
• 441: 7 shape the
• 441: 18 possible consequently
• 441: 26 Commissioners If
• 441: 26 over a
• 441: 29 sought the
• 441: 36 pressed told
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• 443: 27 necessity and
• 443: 28 quarter it
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• 443: 41 and so
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• 444: 8 That
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• 444: 10 yes,
• 444: 11 stagnation.
• 444: 12 But
• 444: 13 walls will
• 444: 15–16 unpleasant? Answer,
• 444: 16 It
• 444: 16 otherwise.
• 444: 17 Sloping
• 444: 18–19 them. Ans.
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• 444: 26 Suppose
• 444: 27 with the
• 444: 27 inoffensive could
• 444: 29–30 Department? By
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• 444: 41 should.
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• 445: 19 basin and
• 445: 26 taken as
• 445: 26 been out
• 445: 28 wheelway planting
• 445: 33–34 highways and
• 445: 36 flooded the
• 447: 2 but it
• 448: 1–2 rarely according
• 448: 2 engineers will
• 448: 4 provide it
• 448: 27 arch will
• 448: 28 established I
• 448: 31 stone should
• 448: 34 idea and
• 448: 40 color but
• 450: 15 bridge you
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• 450: 31–32 summer and
• 450: 37 what
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• 450: 39 none.
• 450: 40 What
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• 450: 42 sides?
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• 450: 43 unlikely.
• 450: 44 Such
• 452: 4 neighborhood.
• 452: 5 All
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• 452: 6 Why
• 452: 8 move?
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• 452: 10 Then
• 452: 12 Park.
• 452: 13 They
• 452: 13 be.
• 452: 14 Suppose
• 452: 16 it.
• 452: 17 Agreed.

• “Notes on the Plan of Franklin Park and Related Matters,” 1886
• 473: 7 not all

• “General Plan for the Improvement of the Niagara Reservation,” 1887
• 543: 22 that in
• 543: 22 sentiment measures

• To Joseph Thomas Carew, January 30, 1894
• 607: 6 taken differing