The Etymologic Cipher Alphabet of One Hundred and Twenty Letters, With a New Arithmetic System
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In The Etymologic Cipher Alphabet of One Hundred and Twenty Letters, With a New Arithmetic System, John M. Kluh offers a unique and innovative approach to encoding and decoding text using a complex cipher alphabet and a mathematical system based on the principles of algebra. Through his detailed explanations and examples, Kluh demonstrates the power and versatility of his system, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of cryptography and codebreaking. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the art and science of codebreaking.
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