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Translator's Note explained
The translator acknowledges that differences exist between this translation and the original French text, attributing most alterations to the author himself and all to his approval.
What happens
The translator acknowledges that differences exist between this translation and the original French text, attributing most alterations to the author himself and all to his approval.
Key passages
“A zealous reader, collating the translation of this book with the original, would hit upon certain differences.”
A careful reader comparing this translation to the original would notice some discrepancies.
The translator preemptively addresses potential criticism by explaining the differences.
“These are due to alterations made, in most case, by the author himself, and, in all cases, with his full approval.”
The changes were mostly made by the author, and all were made with his complete consent.
The translator emphasizes that the author authorized all modifications.