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Is it strictly necessary to mention the Mayflower at all? Conservative viewpoints do not necessarily require an Americo-centric position. Southampton is vastly more famous for being the port from which the Titanic set sail, amongst many other historical occurences, including various invasions of France (notably Henry V set off from Southampton.) It also has an historic city wall, and some exceptionally good quality medieval city defenses, including old gun towers. | Is it strictly necessary to mention the Mayflower at all? Conservative viewpoints do not necessarily require an Americo-centric position. Southampton is vastly more famous for being the port from which the Titanic set sail, amongst many other historical occurences, including various invasions of France (notably Henry V set off from Southampton.) It also has an historic city wall, and some exceptionally good quality medieval city defenses, including old gun towers. | ||
| + | :If it is notable, factual and interesting why not? Why should more fame for something else exclude this fact? [[User:DavidMilton|DavidMilton]] 19:04, 30 August 2011 (EDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 23:04, August 30, 2011
Is it strictly necessary to mention the Mayflower at all? Conservative viewpoints do not necessarily require an Americo-centric position. Southampton is vastly more famous for being the port from which the Titanic set sail, amongst many other historical occurences, including various invasions of France (notably Henry V set off from Southampton.) It also has an historic city wall, and some exceptionally good quality medieval city defenses, including old gun towers.
- If it is notable, factual and interesting why not? Why should more fame for something else exclude this fact? DavidMilton 19:04, 30 August 2011 (EDT)