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From: "Robin Vowels" <robin51@dodo.com.au>
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From: "Derek M. Jones" <derek@_NOSPAM_knosof.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 12:16 AM
> I looking for manuals for languages from the 1950s,
> the earlier the better.

Manchester University holds copies of ALPHACODE for the
DEUCE.

D14 holds DEUCE ALPHACODE manuals.
D24 holds DEUCE PROGRAM NEWS, January 1958,
                   which is the Mark 2 version of ALPHACODE.
D34 holds the supplement to DEUCE Program News No. 20
                   (Alphacode Mark 2).