Treasure Hunters University of Virginia (NOT "connrcted" to UVA)

Garry

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Wasn't sure where to post this question so I went back and found a thread you had started. :icon_thumleft: I hope my question doesn't get buried with all of the bumps.:icon_scratch:

I just realized that Peter Viemeister had a second version of his Beale book.

I only have the first, "The Beale Treasure History of a Mystery" (1987)

Is his book "The Beale Treasure new History of a Mystery" (1997) quite different from the first? (New Info, etc. or just a slightly revised secnod edition)

Do I need to get hold of the second version?

Thanks,

Garry
 

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Yes, Garry... they ARE different. PV's FIRST book was about the "BT" as we know the story, Robert MORRISS, TJB, Thomas J. Beale, Beale Expedition of 1817-1820, etc. PV's second book is about the various theories about "the Story" BEST (MHO), and as President of the Bedford City/County HISTORICAL SOCIETY, probably had access to ppl, places, & things that we can ONLY dream about. He third & FINAL book on the "BT" was about it being part of the CSA TREASURY, "ear-marked" for Lynchburg, Va. & points WEST as recommended by CSA General Robert E. Lee to CSA Prez JEFFERSON Davis in a memo as Richmond, Va. was "falling" to the Yanks. He alluded to this in his SECOND book (I WOULD get it); Lynchburg, Va. was the state of Virginia STATE capital, April 7-10, 1865. PV's last book was in the form as FACTION, Fiction based on the FACTS of the "last days" of the Confederacy; I am with him on THIS "theory", based on MY R & I.
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