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The change of authorial name from Charles to Catherine suggests male-to-female gender transition, as do the following pages:
These don't prove anything, and it would be WP: Synthesis to draw any conclusions in the article, especially under WP:BLP. But if someone has the inclination to look into it more thoroughly and can find reliable evidence, this would be an important fact about the subject. I've linked to this entry from the Talk page of WikiProject LGBT studies.
-- Thnidu ( talk) 03:54, 1 December 2016 (UTC)
Here to check out further when I have time, or by anyone else who wants to. Confirmed
below.
Update
I found a dead link on Martin Butler's University of Sussex web page and wrote to inform him of it and ask about the relationships. He replied
Of course, we can't use personal email as a reliable source, but I mention this here as a matter of record and to encourage anyone who wants to search for one. -- Thnidu ( talk) 01:10, 13 January 2017 (UTC)
Here's the long list of libraries and reviews, before I boil it down:
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The change of authorial name from Charles to Catherine suggests male-to-female gender transition, as do the following pages:
These don't prove anything, and it would be WP: Synthesis to draw any conclusions in the article, especially under WP:BLP. But if someone has the inclination to look into it more thoroughly and can find reliable evidence, this would be an important fact about the subject. I've linked to this entry from the Talk page of WikiProject LGBT studies.
-- Thnidu ( talk) 03:54, 1 December 2016 (UTC)
Here to check out further when I have time, or by anyone else who wants to. Confirmed
below.
Update
I found a dead link on Martin Butler's University of Sussex web page and wrote to inform him of it and ask about the relationships. He replied
Of course, we can't use personal email as a reliable source, but I mention this here as a matter of record and to encourage anyone who wants to search for one. -- Thnidu ( talk) 01:10, 13 January 2017 (UTC)
Here's the long list of libraries and reviews, before I boil it down:
References