Ryano
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Fingers-crossed for your lowland neighbors then ! The weatherman says a week of East coast sunshine should dry up the wet spots.
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Is that a reference to Claudine Fulton Ellis's claim of discovering this alleged letter in a family Bible?
So far, this "flood destroyed letter" alternative fiction holds ever less water than that of Ellis's story.
As more facts through decryption come forward, one by one of the fictional works will fall off the Beale tree of ciphers!
masterpoe, I do not know why you dig up so many old threads? First let me state to you that no facts are going to come forward from decryption as there is never going to be a decryption. If you will study over the Cipher Code #2 that is given in the Job Print Pamphlet. Work on this code with out working on the other two that are not decryptable, you will find that the cipher code telling of the treasures buried was completely made up. The miscount at 480 tells you the cipher codes were made up. Every code letter used above 480 should be off by a count of 10 yet the author hit all 77 letters dead on. Surely if you have studied cryptography this should red flag a deception or prove to you that Cipher Code Number Two was fabricated or made up?
Just because there was a flood does not mean that the letter was destroyed in said flood. That is abstract thinking and has no provenance
As more facts through decryption come forward, one by one of the fictional works will fall off the Beale tree of ciphers!
Now that we have a date of the flood of St Louis that destroyed the key named the unintelligible writing by the first few paragraphs of the Papers. We can separate all who say they have the said letter as fiction.
The whole notion of this thread is that the real key was lost in the flood, and yet the author has clearly offered a said working key, that upon closer inspection doesn't exactly work as he portrays. Seems to me that "the real key was lost in a flood" is simply a means of opening free rein to assemble coded solutions as one desires. Here, yet again, the author simply wasn't telling the truth once more. So far just about everything the author has claimed has proven to be inaccurate or unreliable or unfounded. If there was ever any measure of truth in this tale then why does everyone continue to have to fill in all the unknowns with pure conjecture, lore, and wild speculation? Where are the actual directly connecting facts in support of all of this filling in of the unknowns? Common sense should tell folks that you can't possess facts without this required provenance.
Lake is now drained; that road is now open...Speaking of floods, I saw on the news last night where Lynchburg city residents were being evacuated due to flooding and a threatened dam. I hope none of our forum members are affected !
Will you please expound on this statement, masterpoe- as it reads, it seems to be totally illogical doubletalk.It's what the pamphlet did not say that provides proof of the truth of the matter!
AGREE! Eh...?Will you please expound on this statement, masterpoe- as it reads, it seems to be totally illogical doubletalk.
How can "proof of the truth of the matter" exist in what is not written the pamphlet?
It has never been established that this "letter/key" ever existed outside of the pages of the Beale Papers pamphlet.anything could have happened to the letter/key
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anything could have happened to the letter/key
info on post/mail and st louis
interesting the Constitution of U.S. and State of Missouri,
are in the 1821 directory, view img link didnt work, found
a copy @ /archive.org
TERRITORIAL PERIOD: 1804-1821
A history of St. Louis
steam & mail,post office reg history
https://about.usps.com/who-we-are/postal-history/steamboats.pdf
packet boats
https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/infrastructure/back1009.cfm
TEXT of st louis directory (Paxton) in May, 1821
St. Louis City Directories 1821-1877
search St. Louis City Directories 1821-1877
St. Louis City Directories 1821-1877
The St. Louis Directory and Register,John A. Paxton
https://archive.org/details/stlouisdirectory00paxt
i noticed some of the st. louis links not working from my post
these seem to work
St. Louis City Directories
the 1821
1821 City Directory
link list
St. Louis Circuit Court Legal Encoding Project
Direct index books to circuit court case files
St. Louis Circuit Court Legal Encoding Project
"HIGH WATERS.-The Mississippi is, at this time, considerably higher than it has been for many years. The water, in many places, is over its banks, and the low lands. for miles back, entirely inundated. The inhabitants have been compelled to leave their homes. ."-Missouri Republican, St. Louis, May 11, 1826.
1826...?This would be the cause of a major setback of Beale's original plan.
There would be a Fail-Safe for the ciphers if such a event was possible known.