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[edit] Carrasco

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For the most part, this review was written by someone whose first language is obviously not English. If Pérez-Reverte really commissioned someone to conduct 'historical research', their time would have been better spent in Spain's archives. Suggesting that seventeenth-century Spanish theologians would have recommended the assassination of the Prince of Wales is utterly preposterous. In actual fact, these same theologians sat on the juntas responsible for negotiating the Spanish Match between Prince Charles and the Infanta. Take a look at the legajos in Estado-Negociación de Inglaterra (1614-23) for original evidence.

Dan Beagle

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I'm intrigued as to why you felt it necessary to remove the external link to our "eCTD resource pages" from the page on the electronic common technical document. Although my company sponsors these pages, their content is strictly non-promotional and vendor-independent. In contrast, the Wikipedia electronic common technical document page also includes links to various software vendors that are highly promotional, but you have left these intact.

Martin Moxham

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