User talk:Malcolm Scrimshire

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{{help me}} Hello Way2Veers. I am responding to your comments. There are now many links from this article (Sir Walter Stanford) to others in Wikipaedia. There are several links from other articles to this one. Sir Walter Stanford was a most notable liberal South African. His knighthood is a sign of notable recognition. His achievements speak for themselves. His stature was so great that Native Africans named their first township after him: Ndabeni. This period of South African history is poorly recorded in Wikipaedia and I believe this article makes a significant contribution.Malcolm Scrimshire (talk) 22:47, 8 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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In response: Sir Walter Stanford was a most notable liberal South African. His knighthood is a sign of notable recognition. His achievements speak for themselves. His stature was so great that Native Africans named their first township after him: Ndabeni. This period of South African history is poorly recorded in Wikipaedia and I believe this article makes a significant contribution.Malcolm Scrimshire (talk) 22:49, 8 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]