I changed this to paragraph style off and added in the markdown hard breaks. It looks to me as though the Python markdown processor is not doing the paragraphs properly. It is ignoring the markdown rule that a new paragraph is indicated after a blank line.
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<h1>THE TITLE OF THE BOOK</h1>
<h1>An Author</h1>
<p>with acknowledgement to:
The first person,<br/>
and the second person, whom I'd like on a line (but not a paragraph) of their own.
Here is a special mention, in its own paragraph, of the third person.
This is the end paragraph of the acknowledgement section.</p>
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<h3>Version History</h3>
<p>It would be nice to have some sort of table facility without using tabs or spaces or dots.
Version.....Date...............Editor
1.0.........October 2013.......Me</p>
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<h3>Another Heading</h3>
<p>I wanted to convert a text base file into epub format. I wanted to use markdown too so that I could have nicer formatting in e-readers that could use it in text format
I wanted to use calibre as the conversion engine.
What would be nice would be to allow hard end of lines.<br/>
A bit like this.<br/>
And this<br/>
so I could have lines of things without making them lists but keeping single line spacing.</p>
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