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Quarter's opinion of his assistant sounds worth repeating. And it sounds like he overcame his alcoholism there, and possibly details of his funeral.
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this phrasing may make it confusing with regards to when/where he taught rhetoric. Would that be after 1848 at
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1251:- have read this through. It is a small article, but I can't see any prose issues itching to be corrected, nor (judging by this page) fixable gaps in narrative. hence I am tentatively supporting it but am a neophyte in the area.
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I mean, technically, he wasn't allowed to quit; he had to get permission from the Jesuit superior. That's why I phrase it that way. I cannot find a reason why he quit, but I imagine it was probably related to early alcoholism.
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I'm not sure; that would require going through the 45 different presidents and seeing what age they were when they were appointed. I wouldn't really be sure how to cite that either.
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374:"Upon his return to the United States, he was named president of Georgetown" – he returned from Rome in 1941 and was not appointed president until 1945. ---
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I appreciate whatever comments you can provide. If you're able to do a review of the whole article, that'd be great.
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Sources. Should the Gramatowski title be in title case like the others?
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Thank you for this thorough source review. It's much appreciated.
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would it be acceptable for me to do a source review as well. ---
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Thank you for your comments. I believe I've addressed them all.
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Either way is grammatically correct, but I've rephrased it.
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1014:- Out of interest, any younger people held this position?
1143:- His preexisting asthma, or was he diagnosed with that
949:- Should "in 1840" be at the beginning of the sentence?
194:. If ignoring JOBTITLES, find your own consistent rule.
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1500:That's it for me. You already have my support. ---
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337:, Ryder was accused of having an affair. ---
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1542:Requesting a source and image review. --
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1677:Laser brain
1630:Laser brain
1593:Laser brain
1546:Laser brain
1523:Thank you.
1083:Rephrased.
331:This source
288:This source
213:This source
54:Laser brain
1227:epicgenius
1205:Epicgenius
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335:Apparently
1657:WP:FAC/ar
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1253:Cas Liber
836:Removed.
553:Cite book
1651:: This
1579:Ergo Sum
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99:Catholic
85:Ergo Sum
50:promoted
1383:page 11
1379:Ref #21
1353:Ref #20
1249:Support
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1062:Fixed.
717:WikiCup
695:Wehwalt
691:Support
671:Wehwalt
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433:Support
267:Added.
1683:(talk)
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1484:Done.
1337:Done.
1329:Ref #8
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1284:Done.
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1171:Done.
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