Captain Jack Sparrow
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The Beale Papers are just a commentary, not meant to be nothing more than to catalog an event.
There is NO evidence that can support the Beale story as presented in Ward's 1885 copyrighted Beale Papers.
...and that, young Jack, me lad, 'tis the rub.
...and when the good road closes, the bad road opens,
when the bad room opens, the good road closes.
-Lenny Bruce
LOL!you make no sense! sorry
All that is known of the Beale story, young Jack, originated from the "unknown author" and his manuscript that was given to Ward.the actual event was tons of gold moved to virginia in secret. the question is how to smoke out the person who had the key. publish a book and see who comes out of the woodwork. that is all the pamphlet was used for.
Now I realize that this is not a popular conceptual fact to accept, but the entire Beale perilous adventure and treasure story is based upon the word of the "unknown author" who presented James Beverly Ward a completed manuscript for Ward to copyright and publish.
Nothing since the 135+ years since the publication of the Beale Papers has ever been found, produced, or documented that can prove the events depicted in the Beale story narrative- the meeting of Beale with Morriss, the perilous adventure of the Beale Party and treasure as described in the "letters", or the meeting of the "unknown author" with Morriss and then with Ward- nothing whatsoever.
Yes many claims have been made and many books have been written, yet NO conclusive evidence has ever come from these works, just additional speculation the various authors point of view.
All that is known of the Beale story, young Jack, originated from the "unknown author" and his manuscript that was given to Ward.
The only one ever to address the identity of this "unknown author", to the best of my knowledge, was Peter Viemeister.
Viemeister's books on Beale are considered required reading for those interested in the Beale treasure story.
AGREE!There is NO evidence that can support the Beale story as presented in Ward's 1885 copyrighted Beale Papers.
...and that, young Jack, me lad, 'tis the rub.
Yes, you have- I have listed the names I believe to have been involved in the creation of the story and ciphers behind the Beale Papers.i have seen some here that have addressed the identity of the author. so your opinion on that is flawed. i'm sure you as a respectable adult would not mislead a person of such an impressionable age.
Yes, you have- I have listed the names I believe to have been involved in the creation of the story and ciphers behind the Beale Papers.
Several were involved, including who Peter Viemeister named, and one acted as editor for continuity.
LOL! YOU...?what grade you guys in?