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E-Mail dated 9/6/2015 from Joan Middleton <joan@warrenhouse.com>
Dear Graham
Carolyn Henderson asked me to forward some images of Warren House. I have attached 2 colour pictures of the house. These pictures are owned by Warren House and they are free to be distributed and used online. Please do let me know if you need any further images or information .
With kind regards,
Joan
Joan Middleton Marketing Executive – Warren House Tales
Nas gord ( talk) 10:38, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Hello, and
welcome to Wikipaedia.
I notice you have substantially re-written this page over the past few weeks; I have to ask, where is your information derived from? It seems to have very few additional sources and references from what it had in early May, when it was only a quarter the size. Also, much of the article now reads like
an argument for a particular point of view. You should be aware (if you are not already) that all information here needs to be
verifiable, and that WP is not a platform for publishing
original research. Can you address these concerns? Regards,
Swanny18 (
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23:49, 13 June 2015 (UTC)
Reply:
Thank you for your message. I have tried merely to cite the evidence and state that this evidence appears to point in a particular direction (as published sources have already said), but I also point out that there are opposing views. It is for the reader to make their mind up about which view they prefer. I disagree that the article is for a particular point of view in this sense. I think I am right in saying that there are lots of articles on Wikipedia which do similar things; like the article on the identity of Jack the Ripper or the death of Mussolini for instance. If there are questions that arise from the facts, I think it is valid to state what these are, so that people can at least be aware that there are questions that still need to be addressed or potential ramificiations.
With reference to sources, the article as it stood failed to state that cited sources, Hal Vaughan and others, clearly accept that Lombardi was an illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. Thus, the sources were referred to but what they say was misrepresented. As it stood, the article was therefore highly misleading; it had been reduced to the point where there was no mention even of the fact that Lombardi was reputed to have been the illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. This cannot be right. In addition, I have actually added quite a number of new references to sources. However, if you feel that particular statements are not referenced sufficiently, please identify them to me and I will try to address the problem. In this context, I have seen endless Wikipedia articles that have said 'Citation needed' over long periods of time.
In short, the article as it stood was lacking in detail and highly misleading. I have tried to rectify that situation. Again, if you feel that there is original research which shouldn't be there, please tell me where. I am quite happy to deal with any issues you might have but, in all fairness, you need to be specific about what they are.
Do you have a particular expertise in this area? If so, I would welcome your views. Hopefully, with your help we can produce a really first class article. Nas gord ( talk) 10:38, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Further note:
Here is a list of some additional sources I have used and cited in the article (they are in the text so you probably didn't notice them):
Selig, Zachary, 'Sarah Gertrude Arkwright Fitzgeorge Bate Lombardi Biography', 2011
Good, Victoria, 'The Warren House Tales', Third Millenium, 2014
St. Aubyn, Giles, 'The Royal George', Constable & Co., 1963
Aspinal, A (Ed), 'The Correspondence of George, Prince of Wales, 1770-1812: 1789-1794', Oxford University Press, 1971
'Records of the Hammersley Family', 1894 (in the possession of Sir Andrew Duff-Gordon)
Camp, Anthony, 'Royal Mistresses and Bastards: Fact and Fiction 1714-1936'
Samuel, Henry, 'Winston Churchill "ordered assassination of Mussolini to protect compromising letters"', Daily Telegraph, 2 September 2010
Chadwick, Owen, 'Britain and the Vatican During the Second World War', Cambridge Paperback Library, 1988
Bompard, Paul, 'Did Churchill kill Il Duce?', Times Higher Education, 16 October 1995
Nas gord ( talk) 15:42, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Further reply:
Forgot to mention this source which I cited:
Van Vorst, Marie, 'War Letters of an American Woman', New York, 1916
Nas gord ( talk) 16:19, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Sorry. Two more sources that I referred to:
Luciano Garibaldi's 'Mussolini - The Secrets of His Death', Enigma Books, 2004
Frank Joseph's 'Mussolini's War', Helion, 2010
12 additional sources in all.
Nas gord ( talk) 23:58, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Thank you. I am not sure the example of irrelevant material that you give (the fact that she was descended from Andrew Thomson) is a good one. If you look at the article on Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, you will find similar information about her:
'Her maternal great-grandmother, Alice Keppel, was a mistress of King Edward VII from 1898 to 1910...'
Presumably you think this should be removed as irrelevant. Most people, of course, find this sort of connection quite interesting.
But perhaps I am missing something. Nas gord ( talk) 17:33, 17 June 2015 (UTC)
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I will leave the article as it is. Of course, now it is highly misleading because it conceals the fact that authors of several major biographies of Coco Chanel have accepted in no uncertain terms that Lombardi was an illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. But this is not unusual in Wikipedia. EVERY Wikipedia article that I have looked into in depth contains major errors or omissions (a worrying sign). Perhaps this is something to do with the fact that the 'editors' who control content (people like you) know absolutely nothing of the subject matter. I have put my article on academia.edu where I am one of the top 4% of most-read authors. Nas gord ( talk) 12:00, 13 October 2015 (UTC)
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Reply:
I have sent an E-Mail from the owner giving permission to permissions-en@wikimedia.org.
E-Mail dated 9/6/2015 from Joan Middleton <joan@warrenhouse.com>
Dear Graham
Carolyn Henderson asked me to forward some images of Warren House. I have attached 2 colour pictures of the house. These pictures are owned by Warren House and they are free to be distributed and used online. Please do let me know if you need any further images or information .
With kind regards,
Joan
Joan Middleton Marketing Executive – Warren House Tales
Nas gord ( talk) 10:38, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Hello, and
welcome to Wikipaedia.
I notice you have substantially re-written this page over the past few weeks; I have to ask, where is your information derived from? It seems to have very few additional sources and references from what it had in early May, when it was only a quarter the size. Also, much of the article now reads like
an argument for a particular point of view. You should be aware (if you are not already) that all information here needs to be
verifiable, and that WP is not a platform for publishing
original research. Can you address these concerns? Regards,
Swanny18 (
talk)
23:49, 13 June 2015 (UTC)
Reply:
Thank you for your message. I have tried merely to cite the evidence and state that this evidence appears to point in a particular direction (as published sources have already said), but I also point out that there are opposing views. It is for the reader to make their mind up about which view they prefer. I disagree that the article is for a particular point of view in this sense. I think I am right in saying that there are lots of articles on Wikipedia which do similar things; like the article on the identity of Jack the Ripper or the death of Mussolini for instance. If there are questions that arise from the facts, I think it is valid to state what these are, so that people can at least be aware that there are questions that still need to be addressed or potential ramificiations.
With reference to sources, the article as it stood failed to state that cited sources, Hal Vaughan and others, clearly accept that Lombardi was an illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. Thus, the sources were referred to but what they say was misrepresented. As it stood, the article was therefore highly misleading; it had been reduced to the point where there was no mention even of the fact that Lombardi was reputed to have been the illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. This cannot be right. In addition, I have actually added quite a number of new references to sources. However, if you feel that particular statements are not referenced sufficiently, please identify them to me and I will try to address the problem. In this context, I have seen endless Wikipedia articles that have said 'Citation needed' over long periods of time.
In short, the article as it stood was lacking in detail and highly misleading. I have tried to rectify that situation. Again, if you feel that there is original research which shouldn't be there, please tell me where. I am quite happy to deal with any issues you might have but, in all fairness, you need to be specific about what they are.
Do you have a particular expertise in this area? If so, I would welcome your views. Hopefully, with your help we can produce a really first class article. Nas gord ( talk) 10:38, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Further note:
Here is a list of some additional sources I have used and cited in the article (they are in the text so you probably didn't notice them):
Selig, Zachary, 'Sarah Gertrude Arkwright Fitzgeorge Bate Lombardi Biography', 2011
Good, Victoria, 'The Warren House Tales', Third Millenium, 2014
St. Aubyn, Giles, 'The Royal George', Constable & Co., 1963
Aspinal, A (Ed), 'The Correspondence of George, Prince of Wales, 1770-1812: 1789-1794', Oxford University Press, 1971
'Records of the Hammersley Family', 1894 (in the possession of Sir Andrew Duff-Gordon)
Camp, Anthony, 'Royal Mistresses and Bastards: Fact and Fiction 1714-1936'
Samuel, Henry, 'Winston Churchill "ordered assassination of Mussolini to protect compromising letters"', Daily Telegraph, 2 September 2010
Chadwick, Owen, 'Britain and the Vatican During the Second World War', Cambridge Paperback Library, 1988
Bompard, Paul, 'Did Churchill kill Il Duce?', Times Higher Education, 16 October 1995
Nas gord ( talk) 15:42, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Further reply:
Forgot to mention this source which I cited:
Van Vorst, Marie, 'War Letters of an American Woman', New York, 1916
Nas gord ( talk) 16:19, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Sorry. Two more sources that I referred to:
Luciano Garibaldi's 'Mussolini - The Secrets of His Death', Enigma Books, 2004
Frank Joseph's 'Mussolini's War', Helion, 2010
12 additional sources in all.
Nas gord ( talk) 23:58, 14 June 2015 (UTC)
Thank you. I am not sure the example of irrelevant material that you give (the fact that she was descended from Andrew Thomson) is a good one. If you look at the article on Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, you will find similar information about her:
'Her maternal great-grandmother, Alice Keppel, was a mistress of King Edward VII from 1898 to 1910...'
Presumably you think this should be removed as irrelevant. Most people, of course, find this sort of connection quite interesting.
But perhaps I am missing something. Nas gord ( talk) 17:33, 17 June 2015 (UTC)
Please refrain from making unconstructive edits to Wikipedia, as you did at
Vera Bate Lombardi. Your edits appear to constitute
vandalism and have been
reverted or removed. If you would like to experiment, please use the
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23:41, 21 June 2015 (UTC)
I will leave the article as it is. Of course, now it is highly misleading because it conceals the fact that authors of several major biographies of Coco Chanel have accepted in no uncertain terms that Lombardi was an illegitimate daughter of Prince Adolphus. But this is not unusual in Wikipedia. EVERY Wikipedia article that I have looked into in depth contains major errors or omissions (a worrying sign). Perhaps this is something to do with the fact that the 'editors' who control content (people like you) know absolutely nothing of the subject matter. I have put my article on academia.edu where I am one of the top 4% of most-read authors. Nas gord ( talk) 12:00, 13 October 2015 (UTC)
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