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From: "Allen J. Newton" <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Request

Hello, Amiga E users!

    I was wondering if one of you might be so kind as to send me some
    information on E.  What I am looking for is a list of features, who
    created it, why, how does E differ from other languages, what features
    make it unique.  Things of that nature, as well as a description of the
    language itself.  Perhaps a synopsis of the language keywords would be
    helpful, as well as where I could acquire it.  I don't have ftp access
    anywhere, and cannot acquire it that way.  I DO have uucp access if
    there is a UNIX facility which stores files.

    Thanks in advance!

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