# The letters use 'stampeding' and 'improvised' in senses not attested in English until after 1830.

> The letters use 'stampeding' and 'improvised' in senses not attested in English until after 1830.

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# The letters use 'stampeding' and 'improvised' in senses not attested in English until after 1830.

The letters use 'stampeding' and 'improvised' in senses not attested in English until after 1830.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[James B. Ward, the named agent, wrote the narrative, the letters and the ciphers.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/beale-ciphers/answers/ANS0CR7J4GY2TXZ/james-b-ward-the-named-agent-wrote-the-narrative-the-letters)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The letters use 'stampeding' and 'improvised' in senses not attested in English until after 1830. [Evidence EVD0CR7J50J3RAP]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0CR7J50J3RAP
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