à plus forte raison, mwch more, or a fortiori

1. 24. en termes de corsaire, using the language of a privateer, i.e. the commander of a ship of war armed by privante individuals, but with the authority of the government, to prey upon the enemy's commerce.

1. 25. de bonne prise, a fair prize; a terni of international law, apphed to ships which, coniing within the prohibited distance of a blockaded port, are adjudged to be fair prize of war.

1. 32. proscriptions, a term used in the latter days of the Roman Republic, when the Triumvirs or others postedup, or proscribed, the names of those who were doomed to death.

P. 10, 1. I. en supposant, even if it be granted that, &c.

1. 4. Orléans (L. Genabuni, Atireliani], chief town of the department of Loiret, situated on the Loire.

1.7. Jeanne cT Arc {i^og — 1431). Her family name should be speit Darc.