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"An imaginative collection of 300 simple substitution ciphers with word divisions, based on the sayings of 30 of the world's greatest thinkers, writers and philosophers. In addition to challenging your brain, these cryptograms will provide food for thought with meaningful messages from Einstein, Shaw, Whitman, Disraeli, Gandhi, Santayana and 24 others. Each one is also depicted in an original full-page drawing. Brief tips for solving cryptograms are provided for neophytes, and answers are in the back of the book, if needed."--Cryptologia.
Test your wits with a cryptogram for every day of the year! Start the year with this one: FXA SRZ YNJIJS UC SRZ YZXYUT VOXEEZT AUHI RZXIS XTE TUHIJYR AUHI YUHO. (MAY THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON GLADDEN YOUR HEART AND NOURISH YOUR SOUL). Solutions are cleverly scattered to prevent easy cheating. 128 pages, 5 3/8 x 8 1/4.
More bombs were dropped on North Vietnam from May to December of 1972 than were absorbed by any other country in history. "Linebacker I" dropped 150,000 tons of bombs from May to October, while "Linebacker II" delivered 20,000 tons during eleven days in December. Although the bombings failed disastrously to bring the North Vietnamese to their knees, the untold story of the military strategies, plans, and results now make clear what really happened. In riveting detail and masterful scope, an expert in air history shows how the bombings were successful by conventional tactical standards, in terms of accuracy, destruction of sites, and loss of pilots and planes. The failure lay in the inability of political and military planners to prosecute a war in support of an ally that proved unable to organize a government without American support, and against an enemy that could survive with its infrastructure in shambles. "The main failing, " the author concludes, "was that they were seeking a military solution to a political problem." 208 pages, 50 b/w illus., 6 x 9 1/4.
300 secret scrambled codes for you to break, each one a quotation from a philosopher like Sigmund Freud, Benjamin Franklin, Henry David Thoreau, Jean-Paul Sartre, and 26 more! Tips will get you started. Bonus: Spectacular portraits of the philosophers. 128 pages, 30 b/w illus., 5 1/4 x 8 1/4.
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