Talk:The Great Moonshine Conspiracy Trial of 1935
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Greer book used as ref.
[edit]I have trimmed the following line from the lede. "title is taken from a legal history of this name written by Franklin County resident, lawyer T. Keister Greer. The book was published and available in 2002. He should have been credited in this article; almost all the information came from his research." It's not lede-worthy, and was added by a sole use account from the author's widow who only made that edit. If anyone wants to follow up on this, as I don't have any great knowledge of the subject, please feel free to do so. Otherwise we could just add the booking as a reference source.--Dmol (talk) 20:53, 22 February 2018 (UTC)