Information on who did the original transcription and when it was done is not known. Original transcription was typed on one page. The transcription has been scanned, OCR was performed, and the document was broken up to match the pages of the original document. Only corrections to the OCR text were performed.
Information on who did the original transcription and when it was done is not known. Original transcription was typed on one page. The transcription has been scanned, OCR was performed, and the document was broken up to match the pages of the original document. Only corrections to the OCR text were performed.
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