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Should this article be called "Camisard War" or "War of the Camisards"? The events covers more than just the Camisards but the entire war. Unless it is redundant elsewhere. --
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Should this article be called "Camisard War" or "War of the Camisards"? The events covers more than just the Camisards but the entire war. Unless it is redundant elsewhere. --
Stbalbach18:27, 27 March 2006 (UTC)reply
