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Now to answer your question: If you can give me the page number at which it appears (and maybe a short quote supporting the statement, unless it's something that goes on at length, in which case the page numbers would be better), I can put it in as a full footnote like the other references.
Is it something you found on Google Books? Or that might be available there? If so we can put a link into the footnote.
Unfortunately there is no way to merge in your IP edits to this account's history. However, you can certainly indicate that history on your userpage. You wouldn't be the only one. Daniel Case (talk) 14:51, 24 March 2008 (UTC)