Talk:Copernican paradigm

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As some may know, I am in the Copernican Group and someone asked for the article Copernican federalism to be cleaned up, as it seemed to be wishy-washy and not representative. The Copernican paradigm, which made up 60% of that article, was moved to this new article and linked to Australian republicanism. The history prior to April is found in Copernican federalism --dlatimer 11:17, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

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