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A question: In the final paragraph in the
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Pickersgill-Cunliffe can comment on that?
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The wording is a little iffy and the citation in the main text for this part doesn't actually say anything about his retirement, being that the citation is for a compilation of ship histories. What one assumes, and would actually make sense here, is that Ball went on
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After further thought, I've preferred Balls Head, supposing that the ADB has simply mistaken Point for Head. And it seems obvious that Balls Head Bay is so named since it is beside Balls Head. That Ball was a lieutenant does not seem to be a problem, since
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I've changed Balls Head Bay to Balls Point. It looked wrong because, if Balls Head Bay was named after him, that would have to be because Balls Head was. ADB says Balls Point, although wrongly locating it in Sydney
Harbour (it's across Fishermans Bay from
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Images are appropriately tagged; sources are reliable. I'm not a subject matter expert but referring to the very useful previous GA review everything seems to have been addressed that was listed.
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Can you check the other uses of
Parsons and let me know when all the citations are fixed? Pickersgill-Cunliffe, if you're able to check any of the other sources that would be very helpful. --
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You can start calling Rio de Janeiro "Rio" after the first instance, but don't then go back to fully naming it Rio de Janeiro again
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That's plenty; thank you very much. Once Knightmare 3112 has fixed these I might ask you to take another look if that's OK.
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Spotchecks -- there's not much I can check as I don't have most of the sources, but I can check a few uses of Parsons:
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in the following year anyway. Note that none of this is my work, I've just made a lot of comments about it previously!
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The lede claims that he spent his retirement in Surrey, but this doesn't seem to be mentioned in the main text.
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Captain Ball...is the first person who ever circumnavigated the continent of New Holland
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Make sure you're noting why Ball's changes in command take place, e.g. he leaves
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Ref. #19 is accurate but for some reason doesn't include that Ball then sailed
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Battle of the Basque Roads", too. Note that the source also has Ball leaving
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The aforementioned sentence reads like an itinerary and should be rewritten
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I've made a few minor copyedits; please check I didn't screw anything up.
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That's everything from the earlier list. One additional comment so far:
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the French at Battle of the Basque Roads." (Ref. #34) Should be "was
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Rattenbury, of Gray's Inn, on 24 July 1810." Source also spells it
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Choose how ships will be named and stick with it. E.g. will it be "
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Gibraltar joined the fleet of Admiral Lord Gambier in blockading
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If there are any other sources you'd like me to check do say.
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Did Ball Circumnavigate Australia before Matthew Flinders?
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for the final time in 1813, but because promotion to
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