Deletion of Roscoe Fillmore

Comment: as article author. It easily passes . The Acadiensis article was published in 1982, 14 years after his death. It includes a two page summary of his life as well as an extract of his autobiography. It is clearly an independent, in-depth source. Per , these other sources are also easily findable. Fillmore is discussed further in https://www.jstor.org/stable/30303345 this article and https://www.jstor.org/stable/25139925 this one as well. As for the the full-length book on Fillmore, it was published by Between the Lines Books, which has also published numerous highly-regarded books on the Canadian Left. It was not a self-published missive; that his grandson wrote the book does not discount its legitimacy. The book, which was https://www.jstor.org/stable/25143860 reviewed by Canada's largest labour history journal Labour / Le Travail as well as Left History, describes the work as displaying "meticulous research" comparable to other biographies. The reviewer also calls it a "valuable addition to the literature on political radicalism in Canada and on Maritime regional history
Stance: keep
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