" :Lester, the statement, ""leaving his mother to take care of John (or ""Jack"" as he was known in the family),"" is supported by the source. Your assertion that the important part is that ""John and his mother were left to fend for themselves in this house alone"" is not even in our article and nor is it sourced to the new reference and thus your interpretation and desire for me to find a source supporting it is irrelevant. If you feel the ""Canterbury Tales"" article does not explain clearly enough the close relationship between JH and his mother, I suggest using ""What Makes Johny Run"" by Milton Cockburn or ""Rise Of A Common Man""
" :Lester, the statement, ""leaving his mother to take care of John (or ""Jack"" as he was known in the family),"" is supported by the source. Your assertion that the important part is that ""John and his mother were left to fend for themselves in this house alone"" is not even in our article and nor is it sourced to the new reference and thus your interpretation and desire for me to find a source supporting it is irrelevant. If you feel the ""Canterbury Tales"" article does not explain clearly enough the close relationship between JH and his mother, I suggest using ""What Makes Johny Run"" by Milton Cockburn or ""Rise Of A Common Man"" by