Talk:Portuguese Mozambique

message: Can somebody give me an official Portuguese legal or constitutional reference that this "Portuguese East Africa" ever existed? Thanks Teixant (talk) 01:01, 22 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  What is this Portuguese East Africa? 

message: Well, it seems that the discussion on the topic is frozen. I may be too late (could not do it before for professional reasons) but nevertheless I tried!
Since I had no evidence to back up my assertion that the term Portuguese East Africa should be secondary to that of Mozambique (referring o the colonial period, of course) I tried to request the opinion of people that know a lot more than I do, scholars in Lusophone Africa and especially on Mozambique. Therefore, I sent the following query to the H-Net Discussion Network that discusses Lusophone African Studies, H-Luso-Africa:
"I recently started an argument regarding history writing. The
argument is about what term was and is used more often in historical
writing in English to refer to colonial Mozambique? Mozambique or
Portuguese East Africa?
Thank for your opinion"
So far I have gotten 5 replies, and my interpretation of those replies is that PEA was really secondary and definitely so after around 1945.
But, although it does not count anymore, you can follow the discussion on:
http://h-net.msu.edu/cgi-bin/logbrowse.pl?trx=lx&sort=3&list=H-Luso-Africa&month=0809&week=&user=&pw=
and take your own conclusions. Thanks for your attention. Teixant (talk) 21:48, 27 September 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Further discussion 

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message: Hello Wikipedia users and readers of this page, I am planning to edit the Sports section of this article. While it is a good section I feel like it could user more information to help bolster the article. Specifically I would want to add information on football and how Mozambique experienced it during colonial times. I will add specific information on the recruitment and scouting practices that occurred in Mozambique during this time. Also I will want to add how football was introduced and the general experiences of the African players. I will also add more information about the players that came from Mozambique and their contributions to Portuguese football overall. These changes will probably amount to around 50-100 words. I plan on using the book, Following the Ball : The Migration of African Soccer Players Across the Portuguese Colonial Empire, 1949–1975. This book is written by Todd Cleveland and he is a professor at the University of Arkansas. He is a scholar in African studies so I feel that he is a credible author here. If anyone wants to comment or suggest anything about my planned edits please let me know; either on this talk page or on my talk page.
S4mon (talk) 22:15, 5 May 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Planning to edit the Sports section of this page 

message: This is the wording on Encyclopedia Britannica's article on Mozambique's colonial period. 
 
 
Now this article's wording
Either this page is violating Encyclopedia Britannica's copyright, or Britannica is violating Wikipedia's copyleft protection.
So I did some sleuthing
:The wording in question has existed on Brittanica's website since at least 2015 according to the wayback machine
:The wording has existed here on Wikipedia since Licor added it in September of 2008 . 
I wasn't able to find a page on the Wayback machine for that section of the Brittanica article from before 2015. Could someone more skilled in navigative Archive.org's interface please help resolve this? 
A Tree In A Box (talk) 20:35, 16 April 2023 (UTC)
replies: text: As expected the Licor edit contained a lot of text that is also in the Britannica article . I think this is Britannica->WP plagarism, the article could have existed in the print edition or an unarchived version, which was simply copied into WP. Sungodtemple (talk • contribs) 22:48, 18 April 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Concerning circular citations with Encyclopedia Britannica