Ernst Hackel's "Freedom in Science and Teaching," with a prefatory note by T.H.

The prefatory note was on the first sheet.

But his prefatory note says: Since the printing of this book, the publisher is informed that No.

In the prefatory note to "The White Doe of Rylstone," Wordsworth himself pointed out the difference.

In a prefatory note to the second edition of Paradise Lost, Milton delivered an arrogant but ineffectual counterblast.

This made Long very indignant, and he immediately brought out a second edition with the following prefatory note:

The following prefatory note, entitled "Advertisement by the Author," explains the views which led Walpole to preserve them for publication:-

A prefatory note signed by a friend of Mazzini's, states that the original was known to have reached the hands of the Pope.

In a prefatory note to these volumes we have quoted Mark Twain's own lovely and whimsical admission, made once when he realized his deviations:

In a prefatory note to this book he says he has omitted all indecent or unseemly epigrams, {polla en to antigrapso onta}.

Prefatory Note from the Author on the Measure of Dragon Weights

Prefatory Note by Melville D. Landon.

The following " Prefatory Note" by Mr. Cabot introduces the ninth volume of the series of Emerson's collected works:-

" Prefatory Note to the Translation of E. Haeckel's Freedom in Science and Teaching," 1879.

With a Prefatory Note, by George H. Houghton, D.D., Rector of the Church of the Transfiguration in the City of New York.

(For absence of these notices, see author's prefatory note.)