Wright, Henry, his informations, 94, 95, 254.

Wright, John, one of the first conspirators, 9, 64; character, 35, 37; killed at Holbeche, 4, 152. _See also_ Conspirators.

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p 20: continuation of footnote 37 from previous page begins with 'avor'; this is a typo for 'favor'.

p 24: 'the' repeated in footnote 49, epigram 2; one 'the' removed.

p 32: added a closing quotation mark following 'and prepared for them'.

p 36: added . to end of footnote 87, after 'The Spanish Treason'.

p 49: Inserted , into footnote 124; 'James I., lxxxi.'.

p 120: footnote 257: missing closing bracket; corrected.

p 154: inserted , into footnote 310; 'James I., i. 588'.

p 160: changed ' to " to match quote mark style, footnote 329.

p 194: footnote 396: 'Englands' changed to 'England's'.

p 248: added missing full-stop: 'give ease to Catholics'.

p 255: added opening double-quote marks to the passage entitled 'Application to the King.'

p 266: the oe ligature was represented as [oe]

p 268, 269: uncommon 'inverted asterism' topographic marks are used to signify important notes on conventions used in the text; they have the form of three asterixes arranged in a v-shape. For simplicity, they are replaced with '***' in this document.

p 281: 'incrediblty' changed to 'incredibility', 'o' changed to 'of'.

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