Talk:Moldavian Revolution of 1848

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Did you know... that Prince Mihail Sturdza accepted 33 of 35 demands made by the leaders of the Moldavian Revolution of 1848, and when the leaders stood firm proceeded to crush the revolution?

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wording

Nice new article! Wording: perhaps "one of the 1848 revolutions" rather than "part of the 1848 revolutions"? doncram (talk) 01:53, 23 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Also, the sentence that the 2nd propose hook relies upon runs on a bit, and it is a little confusing about the number of points rejected, is it 2 or 3? Currently: "Sturdza received the petition-proclamation on 9 April and agreed to 33 of its 35 points, rejecting those that concerned dissolution of the general assembly and the formation of a national guard, also, it appears, objecting to the abolition of censorship." Perhaps better (but i do not want to change meaning or make it inaccurate so not sure if this is right): "Sturdza received the petition-proclamation on 9 April and agreed to 33 of its 35 points, rejecting those that concerned dissolution of the general assembly and the formation of a national guard. Also, it appears, Sturdza seems to have objected to the abolition of censorship, which was not one of the 35 numbered demands." Really, it is a nice new article, and it seems too bad how it worked out. doncram (talk) 02:05, 23 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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