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A note about a rejected piece email template

Work abandoned after review, described briefly.

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It was going to be the September issue. Reading it back, the central claim rests on one source that I cannot corroborate, and everything else depends on it.

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From
Ponteland Post
Subject
I wrote nine thousand words and I am not publishing them
Preheader
The argument does not hold. That is all.

Not published

Nine thousand words, three months, and the argument does not hold

It was going to be the September issue. Reading it back, the central claim rests on one source that I cannot corroborate, and everything else depends on it.

What it argued

That the parish boundary moved in the seventeenth century, on the basis of a single perambulation record.

Why it fails

The record exists and I cannot verify it against anything. Four other perambulations from the same period contradict it and I cannot explain that.

What happens to it

The notes are deposited with the archive so that somebody better than me can look. The draft is not published.

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Abandoned work is deposited rather than deleted. Three previous abandonments have been picked up by other researchers.

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