Talk:Edward VIII
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Somewhat overstated
[change source]I think the tone of this is somewhat overstated. "Less than a year later Edward would cause great damage over the royal family of the sort not seen previously for hundreds of years"! Just ridiculous, seeing as how George III had been so ill that his son had to be appointed Regent, and later Victoria almost vanished from public life for 20/30 years after the death of her husband. The last monarch to be really important in British life was probably William of Orange (William III). Macdonald-ross (talk) 17:00, 29 August 2018 (UTC)
Lack of sources = bad article. Macdonald-ross (talk) 18:27, 12 September 2023 (UTC)
- Looking through the article (for links) I saw some bias too, and removed it when I did. As for the sources issue, you can use the no-sources tag if it is still an issue on the page I forgot to check...
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[change source]The article has a lot of space for new (blue) links. If anyone goes through, add some links in there if you want (a link to the correct article at the first instance of the new word). I would do it myself but going through just one section on the page and doing links I saw a lot of tiny little things which made the article a lot better as I did them, with little effort. It would be a waste IMO to do the links fast and not cleanup the article as you go (of things such as bias and so on) because it is so useful to do it