Talk:Rosa May Billinghurst

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Sourcing[edit]

Found this page while RC patrolling. Searched for a key phrase on Google and found several hits, all transcripts from the archives of the Women's library; I have linked one to the article itself as a source for the information. As the documents seem quite old they are likely now in the public domain, however I am not sure about this. As per WP:COPY I am bringing up the issue in the talk page. cmh 05:47, 3 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]