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STomokiyo
Book code based on Entick's New Spelling Dictionary is used in the following page. For details, see http://www.h4.dion.ne.jp/~room4me/america/code/bookcode.htm

Added to Page 39 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

08 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
Book code based on Entick's New Spelling Dictionary is used. For details, see http://www.h4.dion.ne.jp/~room4me/america/code/bookcode.htm

Added to Page 55 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

08 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
Book code based on Entick's New Spelling Dictionary is used. For details, see http://www.h4.dion.ne.jp/~room4me/america/code/bookcode.htm

Added to Page 51 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

08 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
The code is probably a book code based on Abel Boyer's French Dictionary. Codes such as 366 14(not) and 557 24 (would) may be recognized.

Added to Page 127 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

03 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
Book code based on Abel Boyer's French Dictionary.

Added to Page 361 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

03 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
Book code based on Abel Boyer's French Dictionary.

Added to Page 309 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

03 Nov 2008
STomokiyo
Coded in WE005. Printed in Wharton.

Added to Page 425 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

04 Oct 2008
STomokiyo
Coded in WE005. Printed in Wharton.

Added to Page 417 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

04 Oct 2008
STomokiyo
The cipher passage is coded with WE006. The translation is printed in Wharton.

Added to Page 77 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

27 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
The two cipher passages are coded with WE006. The translation is printed in Wharton. They read: "The conduct of this court bears few marks of wisdom. The fact is, they have little…

Added to Page 71 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

27 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
The cipher passage is coded with WE006. The translation is printed in Wharton: He said he had written to the Count de Vergennes about the delays and embarrassments I had met with,…

Added to Page 54 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

27 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
The cipher passage is coded with WE006. The translation is printed in Wharton: It was natural to expect that our successes in Virginia would have made a very grateful impression…

Added to Page 39 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

27 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
A letter dated September 20, 1781, from John Jay to the President of Congress. Coded in WE007 as classified by Ralph E. Weber. The translation is in Wharton.

Added to Page 369 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

24 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
Cypher WE031 as classified by Ralph E. Weber. The same table is at Roll 134, Page 102 (q.v.).

Added to Page 656 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

24 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
A cipher devised by Francis Dana. (See Roll 134, Page 102) Classified as WE032 by Ralph E. Weber.

Added to Page 137 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

23 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
A letter dated August 16, 1781, from Franklin to Dumas (not found in Wharton). The cipher is Dumas' cipher (see Roll 72, Page 117). The paragraph in cipher reads as follows: I…

Added to Page 206 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

21 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
Pages 69-70 show a specimen of cipher WE072 as classified by Ralph E. Weber.

Added to Page 55 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

17 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
Modification by Livingston of the code table WE007, as classified by Ralph E. Weber. This is a postscript (omitted in Wharton) to the letter dated 6 July 1782 from Livingston to…

Added to Page 237 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

08 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
Proposed modification of the code table WE007, as classified by Ralph E. Weber (who ascribes this change to Robert Livingston). This is a postscript (omitted in Wharton) to the…

Added to Page 121 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

08 Sep 2008
STomokiyo
A triplicate of a letter of Dumas (in English). Seems to be the same as Page 288 of Roll 121.

Added to Page 272 - image, found in Continental Congress - Papers

07 Sep 2008

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