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Gnomon - time to move on Started conversation Dec 26, 2005
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Link added to Dr John Rae.
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CF: A2116504 - The Mystery of The Franklin Expedition to the Northwest Passage
frenchbean Posted Dec 29, 2005
Thank you Gnomon
CF: A2116504 - The Mystery of The Franklin Expedition to the Northwest Passage
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Jan 23, 2006
A couple more changes:
worldwide preoccupation to find out what had happened-->
worldwide preoccupation with finding out what had happened
Added footnote to Van Diemen's Land explaining that this is an old name for Tasmania.
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CF: A2116504 - The Mystery of The Franklin Expedition to the Northwest Passage
frenchbean Posted Jan 23, 2006
Thank you 
Are you going through all my Guide Entries and polishing them up? I love the idea of having an Irish polisher 
CF: A2116504 - The Mystery of The Franklin Expedition to the Northwest Passage
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Jan 24, 2006
I'm just picking entries at random. If I like the look of them I proofread. Some entries, on the other hand, are so boring that I can't get to the end of them.
CF: A2116504 - The Mystery of The Franklin Expedition to the Northwest Passage
frenchbean Posted Jan 24, 2006
I am honoured
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