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real problem is with the rest, because those facts are even desputed and speculative among the historians. I tried to avoid giving deciding conclusion, but i may have gave some of them. Onather point, should i give the citations in the article, or in the talk-page or in the HTML comments? Best regards!

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Sources on the Benicia Boy are scarce, I'm afraid. In my book, The Lion and the Eagle, everything I found is in my bibliography. As far as I can tell, there has never been a biography of Heenan worthy of the name, but there is valuable information in biographies of Tom Sayers and in books on the US

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My apologies for being quite ridiculously late with this, but, having done my two articles, one on Heenan, another on his great rival Tom Sayers, I left it at that. Only just picked up your request. Apologies again. I'll consult my talk page in future. (To be honest, I barely even knew I had such a

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Hi, thanks for your interest in that article. I have just gave you the answers in the talk-page, i still have to give the citations for placed in the article. Can you put the template "fact" (citations needed) in all the doubted/unclear facts to give the needed citations/sources/explanations. The

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Congratulation also for learning Hungarian in two years. I learn one Eskimo language (Ungazik) since years (although not continuously) and I still have only very few knowledge. There are some similarities, e.g. possessive suffixes of the nouns, incorporating personal pronoun object into the verb,

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provided power that could affect which world a woman goes to after her death. A similar belief was known about the Yupik.". I know nothing Yupik tattoing (and motivations behind them), thus I cannot prove that Yupik and Netsilik tattoings can be related so closely. Thus, I would leave the Yupik

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My own book focuses on the 1860 fight between Heenan and Sayers. Chapter 2 is about Heenan's death and funeral, Chapter 4 about his early years, and Chapter 8 about his boxing career before he came to England. There is a good deal of information in other chapters also.

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Thank You also for emphasizing the problems with the "Certain unity of Eskimo cultures" section. Really, I should like to rewrite it, emphasizing more that this is rather a certain relatedness together with diversity. I tried to write some of the motivations earlier in

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You rewrote " a power that can move in people" to " a power moves in people". I do not have a profound knowledge on English language, but I think that the former is nearer to Rasmussens sentence (in the Hungarian translation), Rasmussen 1965, p.

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By the way, i wrote also an article on Ancient Libya. It is really unmistaken for understanding the history of the Berbers including the their beliefs. It explains what Herodotus meant with the name "Libyan" and what "Libya" meant to the Greeks.

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is one indivisible concept: the specific Sea-Woman-concept of Netsiliks (suggesting that other Eskimo groups have more or less different Sea-Woman concept). Wikilinking only Netsiliks would be confusing, because there could be a standalone

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For the HG article, the correct spelling of the G/C tuning (as shown in the range figure) is "Auvergnat", not "Auvernait". I spelled it wrong on our website (not corrected yet, sad to say), and I assume that's where you got it.

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prize ring (such as The Manly Art, which you know). The New York Clipper (which you mention), the Spirit of the Times, Porter's Spirit of the Times and The New York Herald all contain useful information.

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yeah, I've been watching this article for awhile. It's his website, i think that's why he keeps doing that; and I think he might have done it more times than that, he set up a user account (

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I am trying to trace the maker of my Hurdy Gurdy which looks like it was made by the same person who made the Gurdy shown in the illustration which you posted showing the parts of a Gurdy.

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See Carwil's note for more. Because this seems to be a prototype/unused it should be merged into the existing article until there is enough information to spin it out into its own article.

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e.g.) in Slovakia today, but I'll try to find something more about it. Just please if I'll put something in wiki on this topic, check (and correct) my grammar there... ;-)

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You're welcome! I found the article extremely helpful last year when I knew nothing about the instrument. I'll be glad to take a look at the newer version. —

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I'll add the templates, but I'm taking 6 or more months off from Knowledge (XXG) to study for PhD prelims. Moreover, the guy who used to ramrod

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Fenevad, thank you very much for your words of encouragement. Slovak-style hurdy-gurdy is really rare kind of folk instrument (compared to

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If I understand well Rasmussen's book about Netsilik Eskimos, I think Your work in the Netsilik section is good. Only two questions:

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tattoing sentence in the Yupik section. Certainly, thus the Yupik section will be only a stub, but that is not a principial problem.

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is also cutting back on WP for personal reasons. Your suer page says you're a linguist. If you know anyone who wants to ramrod

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definite article 'a(n)' in English" isn't that 'a(z)' is the indefinite article in Hungarian, of course, but that it behaves

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Thank You for Your notification and Your work. I shall read it carefully to-morrow (it is midnight now in Hungary).

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Sorry that I am not yet ready. I had a big programming job today. I shall do what You asked, as soon as possible.

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I have Diószegi's book at hand, so I can check it for sure. His name is really "Diószegi".

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