can you solve this cryptogram?

Question

Each letter in the below has been replaced through out the passage by another letter; it's a simple substitution cipher or cryptogram like one finds in newspapers.
This one actually looks a bit longer, but that should actually help you break it. The assignment is, naturally, to solve the message. Perhaps you might start with a letter frequency count or histogram if it doesn't fall to intelligent guesswork? Be sure to show your work, and/or include your work sheets with the finished solution.

"N SBAH KUBAHYHM KSH YHOXKS BOM WUHBMKS JC KSNP

RJFOKUL BOM KBYDHM VNKS KSH WHPK EHJEYH BOM N RBO

BPPFUH LJF KSBK MBKB EUJRHPPNOX NP B CBM KSBK VNYY

OJK YBPK JFK KSH LHBU." RSNHC HMNKJU JC EUHOKNRH

SBYY WJJDP, 1957.

Answer 1

I have traveled the length and breadth of this country and talked with the best people and I can assure you the data processing is a fad that will not last out the year chief editor of prentice hall books 1957 for the person who wanted to know how to do it-you should write it down-look for single letters they are either a or I..look for double letters and words that begin and end in the same letter-usually it is "that" also look for a four letter word with the same 2nd and 4th letter as it is usually an e

Answer 2

"I have traveled the length and breadth of this

country and talked with the best people and I can

assure you that data processing is a fad that will

not last out the year." chief editor of prentice

hall books, 1957.

Answer 3

"I HAVE TRAVELED THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF THIS

COUNTRY AND TALKED WITH THE BEST PEOPLE AND I CAN

ASSURE YOU THAT DATA PROCESSING IS A FAD THAT WILL

NOT LAST OUT THE YEAR." CHIEF EDITOR OF PRENTICE

HALL BOOKS, 1957.

Answer 4

sounds like you need to do your own homework

Answer 5

Josh how did you get that????

Answer 6

i have no idea