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This is to confirm that I have copyright permission from the author to use material from his website in my article 'Peter Marshall (author)' which was deleted by Angusmclellan at 20.58 on 25 October 2008 on grounds of copyright violation. If necessay, confirmation can be sought direct from the author through his website contact peter@petermarshall.net. I therefore request that the article be reinstated.Jack Pippin (talk) 13:25, 4 November 2008 (UTC)Reply
Right, but we need to have confirmation from the author. This can be done as follows.
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