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Your references are supposed to be cited throughout the wiki, and then at the bottom you add the "< references/ >" tag, without the spaces. This will automatically add a list of references to your page. Check [https://www.sjs.org/ftpimages/80/download/download_group720_id320749.pdf the wiki guide], pg 11, for specific instructions. --[[User:Msusman|Msusman]] 10:02, 29 September 2008 (CDT)
 
Your references are supposed to be cited throughout the wiki, and then at the bottom you add the "< references/ >" tag, without the spaces. This will automatically add a list of references to your page. Check [https://www.sjs.org/ftpimages/80/download/download_group720_id320749.pdf the wiki guide], pg 11, for specific instructions. --[[User:Msusman|Msusman]] 10:02, 29 September 2008 (CDT)
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== The Great And Glorious Khan William Irvine to His Subject, And The Subjects Slide Rule Page ==
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The connection between the slide rule and the development of computers that is shown here is a little bit of a stretch. It helped man into space, and then there were suddenly computers? The Slide rule contributed in many other ways, not just driving the space race.

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Your references are supposed to be cited throughout the wiki, and then at the bottom you add the "< references/ >" tag, without the spaces. This will automatically add a list of references to your page. Check the wiki guide, pg 11, for specific instructions. --Msusman 10:02, 29 September 2008 (CDT)

The Great And Glorious Khan William Irvine to His Subject, And The Subjects Slide Rule Page

The connection between the slide rule and the development of computers that is shown here is a little bit of a stretch. It helped man into space, and then there were suddenly computers? The Slide rule contributed in many other ways, not just driving the space race.