i don't think i saw any cases where i agreed with your reading of the source you interpreted the text differently but i don't recall a case where the information in the article text was at variance with the information in the book th 's interpretation of the text was presumably similar to my own sometimes your interpretation of sources is rather unique but if you just consider the basic question of whether the facts presented in the book match the facts presented in the article then there was never really much of a problem i think th and myself look at the sources in a more straightforward and conservative manner the reason why i know that th has access to the sources is because firstly he explicitly mentioned having access to henshall and other sources during the good article review and secondly he himself has cited these books in the article you can surely see that the answers to your questions are much more straightforward than sinister off topic questions have filled up the talk page before but none of it actually achieved anything we certainly have a chance to achieve real progress but going off on so many tangents in a thread which is supposed to be about article structure is hardly productive if we don't have a consensus on article structure we would do better to discuss the relative merits of mediation versus request for comment