Talk:Systematic ideology
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"Walford" section
editI have just merged public-domain text from DAP, which was larger than the pre-exsting Wikipedia article. Some of this is redundant with the pre-existing "Walford" section. Someone will need to merge the non-redundant information from the "Walford" section into the new "Theory" section. —Psychonaut 01:04, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
Fair use rationale for Image:Social Science Association - The Intellectual and the People.jpg
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The Social Science Association
editThe SSA was active during the Victorian period and should not be a "Redirect" to this article. For more information on the SSA see: GoogleBook - Science Reform and politics in the Victorian Britain: the Social Science Association by Laurence Goldman. Vernon White . . . Talk 16:29, 31 December 2009 (UTC)