alfa, that's my thinking also. in the first three hundred pages it appears as though over a hundred pages are missing with no explanation as to why said pages are missing. if they release another section of pages and the result is the same with over a third of the pages missing. why release them at all? if their going to release only certain portions what good can they be to researchers?
The whole thing has been released and is open to anyone. The problem is that it's over 1000 pages long and that's a lot of money to spend at the photocopy machine. Copying at the National Archives isn't cheap. I copied maybe 300 or so of the most important pages because it was just getting too expensive.
