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Article title--proper spelling of the name
[edit]This article should be renamed "Moorosi" not "Morosi". The name "Moorosi" is generally recognized as the correct one. The town in Lesotho is called "Mt. Moorosi" as is the mountain itself. Historical sources such as Peter Sanders' book 'Throwing Down White Man', the definitive account of the Gun War and the rebellion that Moorosi led, refers to him as such.
Morosi (disambiguation)
[edit]- Morosi, a Baphuthi chief
- Geno Morosi, an American World War II veteran
- Giuseppe Morosi, an Italian football player
- Jon Morosi, an American sportswriter
- Junie Morosi, and Australian businesswoman — Preceding unsigned comment added by 122.3.27.247 (talk) 08:56, 26 June 2022 (UTC)
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