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Sorry to come back to you on this one, but how exactly does a map demonstrate the claim made in this sentence? The relative position of a fort and a road might mean anything; the inference that the one was to guard the other is WP:OR unless there is a written statement in the "guide" to that effect, which there could be, but if so we need an actual "|quote=" and a "page=" in the citation. If not, the citation is not adequate and we must have either a "citation needed" tag or a "not in citation given". Actually I can't see why the claim is needed and suggest it might be better removed altogether, but I will await your reply. Chiswick Chap (talk) 12:07, 16 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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