Talk:Nigel, Bishop of Ely
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As usual, an excellent piece on a little known medieval figure. The only reason this is held up is that I think it could do with another copyedit. To this end I've copied the prose that I felt was poor below alongside any other issues for you to deal with.
I notice one or two inline references that appear in the middle of sentences (there's one in the very first paragraph (studied under . . .). Is there a particular reason for this or is it an error?
"After a two year vacancy, king made the appointment because he was returning to Normandy, and was settling outstanding business before leaving England." - Surely "the King" is correct?
- Throughout the article "king" is uncapitalised. I thought that when it was used to refer to a specific king (i.e. The King meaning Stephen or Henry II), it should be capitalised. Is this wrong?
"as Henry appointed two other bishops at this time." - Can you name them? (non-essential)
I think earl and count should be capitalised when part of a title - is this correct?
"Stephen had threatened to hang Roger in front of the castle" - Roger of Salisbury? But it then indicates that he was insid the castle already, so does it mean he would hang him once the castle was captured? If so, why just Rodge and not the others?
The two boxes on the right collide a bit on my screen, is there any way to either merge them or seperate them wider?
"The monks of his cathedral chapter did not much like the fact that they were required to pay" - is there a slightly more elegant way of putting this?
This shouldn't take too long and once addressed I'd be happy to promote this otherwise excellent article. Regards.--Jackyd101 (talk) 15:44, 22 May 2008 (UTC)