Mistakes

Continuity error: on page 228 Frances is driving the car but on page 229 Therese is driving; the same happens again a few pages later, with Therese driving on page 245 and Frances driving on page 246. Edition: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021.

Repeated word: says "...offers useful information about the author, the the background, side by side with praise...", should be "...the author, the background...". Edition: Arcade, 1999.

Inconsistent web addresses in the Sources: some are given with "http://" (e.g. "http://www.oldcolonyclub.org") and some without (e.g. "www.maine.gov/museum/anthropology/pophamcolony"). Should use one style throughout. Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "...the City of Henricus on high ground near the head of the James River, eighty miles to the west.", but the map on page 333 does not show Henricus as 80 miles away; the distance is inconsistent with the book's own map. Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "...the Outer Banks, a hundred-mile-long sandbar elbowing into the Atlantic.", but the map on page 305 does not show the Outer Banks as 100 miles long; the length is inconsistent with the book's own map. Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "...would have seem as far-fetched as present-day New Zealand colonizing Mars.", "seem" should be "seemed". Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "...for the Indians, knowing that their bodies were armed, shot at their faces.", "armed" should be "armored". Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "...through early America that ended at Plymouth Rock instead of beginning there.", "beginning" should be "began" to parallel "ended". Edition: Henry Holt, 2008.

Says "And he was flabbergasted to hear than no one had gone in or out.", "than" should be "that". Edition: HarperCollins, 2001.

Wrong article: says "...the familiar name Ignacio as a easier variant of Iñigo.", "a easier" should be "an easier". Edition: HarperCollins, 2001.

Says "...so simple that most co-called serious writers avoid trying it...", "co-called" should be "so-called". Edition: HarperCollins, 2001.

Stray space and comma: says "...Cranly was in the porch of the library , proposing a problem...", the " ," should be removed: "...in the porch of the library proposing a problem...". Edition: Penguin, 1977.

Repeated word: says "It was a mean thing thing to do...", should be "It was a mean thing to do...". Edition: Penguin, 1977.

Extra word: says "...the major told me that I would see about the posts for during the attack.", should be "...see about the posts during the attack." Edition: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1957.

Repeated words: says "Kenny found a piece of piece of paper and a ballpoint pen...", should be "Kenny found a piece of paper and a ballpoint pen...". Edition: FSG, 1998.

Character name misspelled: says "\"Oh, I'll find you some,\" said West.", "West" should be "Wes". Edition: FSG, 1998.

Subject-verb agreement: says "Two of Roy's sisters and one of his brothers was still alive.", "was" should be "were". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Extra word: says "...by then he was too sick to leave the his bed.", should be "...too sick to leave his bed." Edition: Norton, 2006.

Says "...a dark-haired man in his midthirties...", "midthirties" should be "mid-thirties". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Says "...description of at least one if the killers...", "if" should be "of". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Missing word: says "...a power that state prosecutors are loath give up.", should be "...are loath to give up." Edition: Norton, 2006.

Duplicated word: says "The writer veck and and his zheena were not really there...", should be "The writer veck and his zheena...". Edition: W. W. Norton, 1986.

Says "woodness", should be "goodness". Edition: Penguin Books, 2011.

Says "...fitting on the crutch underneath the tights...", "crutch" should be "crotch". Edition: W. W. Norton, 1986.

Says "rockers", should be "rookers". Edition: Penguin Books, 2011.

Missing word: says "The classic definition was penned Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw...", should be "penned by Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Says "He served almost his full sentance before being released...", "sentance" should be "sentence". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Duplicated word: says "She and James have had had fourteen children...", should be "She and James have had fourteen children...". Edition: Norton, 2006.

Says "Dr. Edwin Hill of the Harvard School of Legal Medicine", should be "Department of Legal Medicine of the Harvard Medical School". Edition: Norton, 2006.