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Beale Ciphers, KGC NUMBER Code...?
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Hawdy Haw Haw!
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At the home of his niece, Anzoletta Saunders.
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Where was it...?
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Anyone who understands context knows who the writer was referring to when he said, "Jackson, Clay, Coles, Witcher, Chief Justice Marshall, and a host of others scarcely less distinguished..."
See the words, "Distinguished..." "First men of the country." The context makes it clear that he was not referring to people known only to those living in the tiny town of Lynchburg.
It's no wonder that some people can't see past their nose, when they won't read a piece as it is written.
See the words, "Distinguished..." "First men of the country." The context makes it clear that he was not referring to people known only to those living in the tiny town of Lynchburg.
It's no wonder that some people can't see past their nose, when they won't read a piece as it is written.
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A little basic research beyond your nose will reveal these were distinguished "first men of the country" at that time period before the alleged "Beale visits", AND all with a connection to Lynchburg, and possibly where known and entertained by the real Robert Morris.
*NOTE* The 1885 BEALE PAMPHLET was written for and only marketed to those in Lynchburg and the surrounding area.
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You should not let the fear that someone is going to believe in something that you don't like, keep you from looking objectively at the text.
You not only misunderstand the text, you also misunderstand what I posted. What I posted has nothing to do with whether or not the story is true, or that Beale was a real person. I know that's what you fear.
My post is purely about the men referred to in the text, and the context makes it clear. So don't be afraid, because this is not going to take people in a direction that you don't want them to go.
You not only misunderstand the text, you also misunderstand what I posted. What I posted has nothing to do with whether or not the story is true, or that Beale was a real person. I know that's what you fear.
My post is purely about the men referred to in the text, and the context makes it clear. So don't be afraid, because this is not going to take people in a direction that you don't want them to go.
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My post was about the men referred to in the Beale story, and why these names were mentioned.
Max Guggenheimer, the only living person mentioned when the pamphlet was placed on sale, was also mentioned for the same reason.
It seems that you misunderstand the true context of why these men were mentioned, it is not I that is afraid nor do I lead people in any direction, I just post facts and let the chips fall will they may.
With that said, who do you think are the distinguished men named in the story, and why they were mentioned.
Keep in mind that Rowland Buford was contacted by an angry Witcher descendant about his grandfather being mentioned in the story to sell pamphlets, AND after that contact, Buford addressed the situation with his cousin's husband, James Beverly Ward, and the BEALE PAPERS were pulled from sale.
Max Guggenheimer, the only living person mentioned when the pamphlet was placed on sale, was also mentioned for the same reason.
It seems that you misunderstand the true context of why these men were mentioned, it is not I that is afraid nor do I lead people in any direction, I just post facts and let the chips fall will they may.
With that said, who do you think are the distinguished men named in the story, and why they were mentioned.
Keep in mind that Rowland Buford was contacted by an angry Witcher descendant about his grandfather being mentioned in the story to sell pamphlets, AND after that contact, Buford addressed the situation with his cousin's husband, James Beverly Ward, and the BEALE PAPERS were pulled from sale.
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Keep in mind that Rowland Buford was contacted by an angry Witcher descendant about his grandfather being mentioned in the story to sell pamphlets, AND after that contact, Buford addressed the situation with his cousin's husband, James Beverly Ward, and the BEALE PAPERS were pulled from sale.
Do you have anything to back this statement up? I did not think so?
Do you have anything to back this statement up? I did not think so?
ECS
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Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, you are well aware that I have answered this same old question of yours many times over on these TN Beale threads, and you even confirmed it once with a link to a letter that mentioned all three of Pascal Buford's children.
So to answer you for the last time, YES.
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A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE
On another thread you posted a link to angelfire.com :
"ONE LETTER, ONE ENCLOSURE
SUBJECT; THE BEALE TREASURE
Which, in addition to Rowland Buford, mentions that his sisters, Margaret l and Anne, also were not pleased with the mentions in the Beale Papers.
"Rowland Buford...most likely was the one that ordered James B Ward to stop selling "The Job Print Pamphlet"- Franklin December 15,2016 Treasurenet Beale thread "Now That I Have Decoded Beale Papers" POST#327
On another thread you posted a link to angelfire.com :
"ONE LETTER, ONE ENCLOSURE
SUBJECT; THE BEALE TREASURE
Which, in addition to Rowland Buford, mentions that his sisters, Margaret l and Anne, also were not pleased with the mentions in the Beale Papers.
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I see how you support your claims of your research by using second hand posters information such as my own. Great. you are doing great.
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Franklin, I posted that to help you remember correctly a reply you made confirming to my posting of the Rowland Buford contact by Vincent Witcher about the Beale Papers.
I don't believe you want to play the insult "how you support your claims of research" game.
I don't believe you want to play the insult "how you support your claims of research" game.
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Yes, indeed.GO FOR IT! Good Luck! HH! Have FUN!
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As you always tell me and others that question your "facts", the information is out there, "do your own research", or another one of your greatest hits, "you always want others to do your research for you", and the always popular, "I know what I know".
Time to practice what you preach, Franklin.
Time to practice what you preach, Franklin.
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