(2) Characters following a carat (^) were printed in superscript. (3) Side-notes were relocated to function as titles of their respective paragraphs. (4) Macrons and breves above letters and dots below letters were not inserted. (5) [root] stands for the root symbol; [alpha], [beta], etc. for greek letters. (6) The following typographical errors have been corrected: ARTICLE HARMONY: "So strong is the identity of the tonic in major and minor mode that Haydn and Mozart had no scruple in annexing, with certain reservations, the key-relationships of either as an addition to those of the other." 'identity' amended from 'indentity'. ARTICLE HARMOTOME: "... Andreasberg in the Harz. Morvenite (from Morven in Argyllshire) is the name given to small transparent crystals formerly referred to as phillipsite." 'as' added. ARTICLE HART, ERNEST ABRAHAM: "The record of his public work covers nearly the whole field of sanitary legislation during the last thirty years of his life." 'thirty' amended from 'thrity'. ARTICLE HART, SIR ROBERT: "In the following year he received an appointment as student-interpreter in the China consular service, ..." 'appointment' amended from 'appointemnt'. ARTICLE HARVEY, WILLIAM: "'I found him,' he says, 'with a cheerful and sprightly countenance investigating, like Democritus, the nature of things. Asking if all were well with him ..." 'cheerful' amended from 'cheeerful'. ARTICLE HATHRAS: "Hathras is connected by a light railway with Muttra, and by a branch with Hathras junction, on the East Indian main line." 'Indian' amended from 'Indain'. ARTICLE HATTON, JOHN LIPTROT: "He seems to have kept this appointment for about five years. In 1856 a cantata, ..." 'appointment' amended from 'apppointment'. ARTICLE HATTON, JOHN LIPTROT: "In 1875 he went to Stuttgart, and wrote an oratorio, Hezekiah, given at the Crystal Palace in 1877; like all his larger works it met with very moderate success." 'Crystal' amended from 'Cyrstal'. ARTICLE HAUREAU, (JEAN) BARTHELEMY: "... whose works, being often anonymous, raise many problems of attribution, and, though deficient in originality of thought and style, ..." 'originality' amended from 'orginality'. ARTICLE HAUSER, KASPAR: "... and Earl Stanhope also took part in the discussion by publishing Materialien zur Geschichte K. Hausers (Heidelberg, 1836)." 'Materialien' amended from 'Materialen'. ARTICLE HAVANA: "English squadrons threatened the city several times in the first half of the 18th century, but it was not until 1762 that an investment, ..." 'that' amended from 'than'. ARTICLE HAVELOCK, SIR HENRY: "In 1854 he became quartermaster-general, then full colonel, and lastly adjutant-general of the troops in India." 'adjutant' amended from 'ajdutant'. ARTICLE HAWAII: "He made John Young (c. 1775-1835) and Isaac Davis, Americans from one of the ships of Captain Metcalf which visited the island in 1789, ..." 'Davis' amended from 'Dayis'. ARTICLE HAWKE, EDWARD HAWKE: "There is a story that he was dismissed from the service for having left the line to engage the 'Poder,' and was restored by the king's order." added 'from'. ARTICLE HAWKSHAW, SIR JOHN: "... but many years previously he had investigated for himself the question of a tunnel under the Strait of Dover from an engineering point of view, and had come to a belief in its feasibility, ..." 'himself' amended from 'himsself'. THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA ELEVENTH EDITION FIRST edition, published in three volumes, 1768-1771. SECOND " " ten " 1777-1784. THIRD " " eighteen " 1788-1797. FOURTH " " twenty " 1801-1810. FIFTH " " twenty " 1815-1817. SIXTH " " twenty " 1823-1824. SEVENTH " " twenty-one " 1830-1842. EIGHTH " " twenty-two " 1853-1860. NINTH " " twenty-five " 1875-1889. TENTH " ninth edition and eleven supplementary volumes, 1902-1903. ELEVENTH " published in twenty-nine volumes, 1910-1911. COPYRIGHT in all countries...