Chapter IV • Page 124: coffee-house was hyphenated and split between two lines for spacing. On Page 93, "coffee house" was split into two words for "Mr. Howard's coffee house." The hyphen was retained in the clause "for the coffee-house retailers."
Chapter V • Page 159: firm-set is hyphenated and split between two lines for spacing. The hyphen was retained in the clause "eyes flashing and mouth firm-set." • Page 163: worn-out is hyphenated and split between two lines for spacing. The hyphen was retained in the clause "or creaking of worn-out institutions." • Page 182: changed double quotes to single quotes when transcribing: [of the 'present disturbed and disordered state' of government], because this clause is embedded within a quotation. • Page 196: Placed a semi-colon after them; the punctuation mark is unclear in my copy of the book. "Samuel Adams probably preferred not to be forced to print them; knowing their contents, ..."