Talk:Charles Cotton

disambiguation aftermath
Have you redirected all the Charles Cotton (poet) refs - I think not. There are lots! Wouldn't it be better to leave as it was, and have the NZ Cotton as a diambiguation line at the top of the main article (ie reinstate Charles Cotton (poet) to Charles Cotton)...Bob aka Linuxlad
 * Yes, I had the destination in mind, not the journey. And I imagined some disambiguation bot could change the links swiftly. There are 23, less two user pages - not too bad. But judging by the number of Google hits, the poet is far better known in the web than is the geologist, so I presume it would be cleaner as you suggest. Cheers, Daniel Collins 21:54, 5 February 2006 (UTC).

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--DThomsen8 (talk) 13:31, 28 August 2009 (UTC)

Cotton’s Montaigne, and his French
I came looking for some mention of which edition of Montaigne’s Essays were rendered into English by Cotton, but there is nothing on this subject. Some support for Cotton’s abilities in French would also seem advisable: William Hazlitt in his Preface to a 1923 edition of Cotton’s translation refers to his perhaps “imperfect knowledge of French” as a source of “innumerable errors” in the translation… GianniBGood (talk) 15:31, 22 July 2022 (UTC)