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THE LOST SECRET INCH and THE MATHEMATICAL BARBARIANS with  Appendix "A ONE HUNDRED BILLION POUND, THREE PIECE YARDSTICK" 1978 by Duncan E. McPherson Dedicated to Professor William Beverly Professor of Mathematics Lafayette College Easton, Pennsylvania PREFACE This book is written to describe the discovery of an ancient and lost system of Egyptian mathematics. The only lost science ever discovered or reinvented. It is a renaissance of Third Dynasty Egyptian mathematics. INTRODUCTION This is a book demonstrating a new branch of mathematics or a very old, unknown branch of mathematics invented, I believe, by the great Imhotep, Third Dynasty of Ancient Egypt~ He lived approximately 500 years before the construction of the great pyramid and an estimated 600 years before the flood of Biblical Fame. The fgyptians were known to have engaged in obscurantism. This science could have been an ancient military secret of map making and never known publicly. The mathematical sophisticat...

  Editor's note: Samizu had verbally mentioned this incident, On Sept. 26, 1954, the Toya Maru, a Japanese commercial ferry, sank with great loss of life.  She noted that she herself had taken  the Toya Maru  across the Tsugeru Strait only a few days earlier.,to attend   the Women's College of Fine Arts in Tokyo    Madoka Matsuki recounted in the family memories of his father Satoru Matsuki:  "My oldest sister went to an art school for women, and I was sending her books from home. It was on the Toya Maru. The book was blistered by the water and came back later. Because of this, the Toya Maru incident and our relocation to Horobetsu left a very strong impression on me"

December 14, 1990 letter to Samizu from Miho Nakazima in Tomokamai, Hokkaido Japan. Samizu was living in the converted slavehouse of the  historic Maidstone Manor , in Calvedrt County Maryland. Firewood heating  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Debating the Allied Occupation of Japan (Part Two) Postwar Development of Hokkaido Records of U.S. Occupation Headquarters, World War II Japanese Studies Primary Sources in Western Languages: Gov. documents CHAPTER II TROOP MOVEMENTS, DISPOSITIONS, AND LOCATIONS The Spearhead A Guide to Research on the Allied Occupation of Japan By Matthew R. Augustine Records and Related Documents from the Allied Occupation of Japan in the W Japan in the Washingt ashington D. C. Ar . C. Area: The Pr ea: The Program of the National am of the NationalDiet Libr Diet Library for Micr y for Microfilming and Acquiring V ofilming and Acquiring Valuable Resear aluable ResearchMaterialsMasaaki Chiyo 

 The lights upon the sea  By Samizu Matsuki  Chapter 1 The year of 1945 has particular significance to the school kids who happened to live alongside the Tohoku Mainline and beyond IBURI-HONSEN (the main line)  because of frequent visits by Royal family members and most often, Emperor HIROHITO himself.  As customarily we used to bow lowest when the train marked with the 6-petaled golden chrysanthemum happened to pass through those particulars places. as I mention since the frequency itself makes every suspicion that the Emperor could have been in any area other than "ours" - TOHOKU and IBURI HONSEN, the main artery of the railroads heading toward "North" And of course coming from the same direction.  That's how often the Japanese Royal family traveled toward North, possibly to Manchuria.   ------------------------ Page 2 For the Manchurian Railroad system then was the most "modern" of all within the Great Asian Co-prosperity Sphere's boundaries...