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I'm looking for a PDF copy of Blass's 1970 Harvard Thesis "Orderings of ultrafilters". When I search for it online, I find many references to it, but I cannot find a hosting of a scanned PDF. I did have one at one point, but the link stopped working, and archive.org did not archive it.

The following is the full citation I originally followed:

Andreas Raphael Blass, Orderings of ultrafilters, ProQuest LLC, Ann Arbor, MI, 1970. Thesis (Ph.D.)–Harvard University. MR2939947

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    $\begingroup$ I'm getting very mixed messages from the vote counts (+2/-3), for next time, is there any way I should approach this differently? $\endgroup$
    Keith J. Bauer
    –  Keith J. Bauer
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    $\begingroup$ Downvoting this is ridiculous. $\endgroup$
    SLeslie
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  • $\begingroup$ @AndreasBlass is also active here. $\endgroup$
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    –  Jean Abou Samra
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Blass's website is under this address. Your link seems to have a typo in it ("uimich" instead of "umich"). He has a link to his thesis on the set theory papers subpage, and the thesis itself is available here.

There is also a dead link on the main page of his website, but it can be accessed via Wayback Machine.

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