Talk:John Winthrop
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[edit] Cambridge agreement
"_he_ signed the Cambridge agreement" Does this refer to Winthtop signing the Cambridge agreement? I suspect so. If so, it should be edited by replacing the pronoun "he" with Winthrop's name. As it stands now (2006-01-03), the pronoun "he" refers to Charles I of England, according to the normal rules of English grammar.
- Fixed by 150.208.201.1 on January 23rd.
- --Arcking 21:35, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Minor update suggested
"Contemporary American politicians, like Ronald Reagan" - Ronald Reagan is no longer a "contemporary politician" in my opinion. Maybe this should be changed to reflect a more modern time frame. Nitrous231 19:24, 4 February 2007 (UTC)
