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This is an authoritative book, written by historians of the Army Security Agency shortly after World War II. It is a light, easy reading book containing many examples of early cryptographic systems. Chapters include: The American Systems in the Revolutionary Period; The British Systems in the Revolution; The Federal Systems in the Civil War; The Confederate Systems in the Civil War; A Diplomatic System in the Civil War Period; Cryptographic Progress 1865-1917. Text also includes an index.
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Matthew Cowley
reviewed History of Codes and Ciphers in the United States Prior to World War One on October 12, 2016
History of Codes and Ciphers in the United States Prior to World War One
Great history of Conecuh. I wish I new where B.F. Riley's original notes and papers are to see if there is more information on my Hawthorne's and alliead families: Baggett's, Regan's, King's, etc.
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