β Scribed by Ben Evans, David Flanagan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Part I......Page 4
Chapter 1......Page 5
Chapter 2......Page 21
Chapter 3......Page 120
Chapter 4......Page 167
Chapter 5......Page 224
Chapter 6......Page 250
Part II......Page 283
Chapter 7......Page 284
Chapter 8......Page 303
Chapter 9......Page 337
Chapter 10......Page 361
Chapter 11......Page 385
Chapter 12......Page 407
Chapter 13......Page 427
Appendix......Page 452
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