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There was another Samuel Phelps, majority owner of the London based soap company Phelps & Co. (along with Richard Troward and Warren Hastings) around the early 1800s. I don't know much more about the company, but Phelps is probably most historicly renouned for having, along with Jorgen Jorgensen staged a coup d'etat in Iceland in the year 1809. Perhaps this page should be disambiguated to include that information. --Smári McCarthy 02:56, 29 January 2006 (UTC)