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The paragraph about the sequence of positions he held in the army is somewhat disjointed. None of the roles are definitely stated to be consecutive, which could be the problem -- if we know this is all his jobs during the war it could be rewritten to flow better. Can you let me know whether there
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I saw the discussion at FAC about the citation approach you're using. I agree with you that everything might as well be cited, but I do find it distracting to have multiple consecutive sentences cited to the same source. Still, not a FAC requirement, so up to you -- just thought I'd throw in an
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I just noticed that his daughter's name is given as Lois Combs Weinberg; presumably this is her married name. That's very confusing for the reader -- I think her name should be given as just Lois Combs, unless I've misunderstood, and the reference to her at the end of the article could then be
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In rewriting this it struck me that perhaps the Oneida Baptist Institute was after the high school -- what do you think? That would make sense of the three year gap - perhaps the sequence was Beech Creek, then Clay County High, then Oneida till he was old enough to go to college. OBI has a
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The problem with these books that don't focus on the subject specifically is that without a secondary source to place them in context it's hard to decide how much weight to give these anecdotes and factoids. Still, there might be something there.
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