NOTES:

1. These facts are taken from Crawford's Indian Archipelago.

2. These charges refer to the edition prepared for the public, and do not relate to the large paper copies in the hands of some of the author's friends.

3. Readers are persons employed to correct the press at the printing office.

4. Slips are long pieces of paper on which sufficient matter is printed to form, when divided, from two to four pages of text.

5. Chapter 31.