Talk:Lee Resolutionの英語

This article is currently entitled "Lee Resolution". Having "resolution" capitalized indicates that this term is recognized as a proper noun, but I don't think I've ever seen the phrase used that way in any scholarly work on the Declaration of Independence or the Continental Congress (i.e. books by Wills, Rakove, Jensen, Maier, Becker, Boyd, Dumbauld, Burnett, Hazelton, and Friedenwald). "Lee Resolution" does show up on some websites, and does get some Google Book hits, mostly it seems from juvenile nonfiction books. Among more scholarly works, "Lee resolution" (small "r"), the "Lee resolution for independence", and "Lee's resolution" seem prevalent in versions that use Lee's name, but I think a Google Book search shows that the most common term is simply the "resolution of independence". Probably the article should be moved to the title "resolution of independence", but before such a move, your comments are encouraged. —Kevin Myers 08:26, 7 June 2008 (UTC)