Chapter 4, level 6: FW: 75-103

JJA 46:
 131
 132
 133
 113, 134
 135
 136
 94, 137
 138
 139
 140
 141
 114, 142
 100, 143
 144
 145
BL 47472:
 294
 295
 296
 259
 297
 298
 262
 299
 300
 301
 302
 268
 270
 303
 304
FW:
 75.01-
76.06
 76.06-
77.08		 77.08-
78.27		 78.27-
31
 78.31-
79.26		 79.27-
80.19		 80.20-
81.31		 81.31-
83.01		 83.01-
84.08		 84.08-
85.09		 85.09-
86.14		 86.14-
87.25		 87.25-
35		 87.35-
89.24
 89.27-
90.33

Table continued

JJA 46:
 146
 103, 147
 104, 148
 105, 149
 150
 151
 152
 153
 154
 155
 156
 157
 158
 159
BL 47472:
 305
 279
 280
 281
 306
 307
 308
 [blank]
 309
 310
 311
 312
 313
 314
FW:
 90.34-
92.04		 92.04-
93.03		 93.03-
94.24		 94.25-
95.19		 95.19-
96.17
 96.17-
25
 96.26-
97.19
 [97.19-
24]
 97.28-
99.10		 99.10-
100.22
 100.22-
29
 100.29-
101.34
 101.35-
102.06
 102.06-
103.06


Typescript, mixed ribbons and carbons, assembled by combining final retypes of level 5 pages with pages which did not need (further) retyping. The Archive replicates this composite typescript by reprinting in the appropriate places the  unretyped pages, which can be identified in the table by their each being in two Archive locations.It is an Archive inconsistecy that neither is every final retype of a level 5 page, used thus in the composite, labelled as level 6, nor on the other hand is each retyped page not simply labelled under the system by which individual retypes (i.e., those which are not parts of a full retyping of a whole-numbered revision level) have a sequence  n+, n‡, n''', n'''', etc. To avoid confusion, we use the Archive designations. Note that the blank Archive page 153 indicates that a second page  of the retyping of level 5, fol. 285 (JJA 46: 107),  containing its last 5+ lines, is missing. (It does not figure in the genetics, since there are no unauthorized changes at level 7.)

See JJA 46: 129; see  chapter 4, level 5 for a table of all the retypings between levels 5 and 6; seechapter 4, level 6' for the special circumstances around fol. 314.