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User:LarryQ

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When I joined Wikipedia in May 2006, I noted "Historian and scholar trying to give this Wikipedia thing a look. My students keep citing it in their papers..." I now believe in Wikipedia.

While not perfect, this project produces good results and can generally (but not always) be trusted. But print resources and respected web resources can not always be trusted either. Bad information and bias is easier to correct here than anywhere else I have found.

I am mostly interested in the United States Congress as well as the histories of various parts of the world.

Articles started

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I have started hundreds of articles. Most of them relate to the United States Congress. Here are some samples:

Arthur Andrews - 3 May 2006, James T. Igoe - 4 May 2006, Michael L. Igoe - 4 May 2006, William L. Igoe - 4 May 2006, Frank N. Ikard - 22 May 2006, George P. Ikirt - 22 May 2006, Warren B. English - 22 May 2006, David W. Dennis - 22 May 2006, Ray J. Madden - 23 May 2006, William Pat Jennings - 23 May 2006. Daniel J. Flood - 23 May 2006, Schuyler Merritt - 23 May 2006, Joseph R. Knowland - 23 May 2006, William C. Wampler - 23 May 2006, Terence J. Quinn - 24 May 2006, Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll - 25 May 2006, Seymour Halpern - 25 May 2006, Harold R. Gross - 25 May 2006

User:LarryQ/Articles_Created - Full list of articles started by me.

My Licensing policy

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Multi-licensed into the public domain
I agree to multi-license my eligible text contributions, unless otherwise stated, under Wikipedia's copyright terms and into the public domain. Please be aware that other contributors might not do the same, so if you want to use my contributions in the public domain, please check the multi-licensing guide.