Talk:Our Future is History

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[edit] Reasons for edit

I have edited because of opinion and POI :

• "uncovering the truth about Cornish history and identity". This is Angarrack's claim, but the previous version of the article suggested it was proved / agreed. The recent edit is a better reflection.
• "the book is now used as a reference of Cornish history and Human rights by at least one UK university namely- the College of St Mark & St John." This may be true but it needs support. The link given mentions neither the book nor author. Without a credible reference this should be removed from the article.
• "exposes some myths."' Again this is what Angarrack's claims, that is different to it be accepted. The edit is a better reflection of the true situation. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.153.30.72 (talk) 23:25, 7 January 2008 (UTC)