Talk:Lafayette C. Baker

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Unsourced

The following sentence was included in a paragraph concluded with this reference:.[1]

"Academic historians have treated the book with hostility and derision, having many objections based on errors and misuse of sources in the book."

I have moved the foot note, so as not to include the above sentence, as it is very unlikely that Basiger and Sellier have been criticizing their own book, or included criticism from academic historians in their book. The sentence is therefore unsourced. The same goes for the epithet "conspiracy theorists"; at best it is not a NPOV. Creuzbourg (talk) 17:21, 2 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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