Document: How do I include a random fragment from another document

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Published on 2010-03-12T20:53:43Z Indexed on 2010/03/12 20:57 UTC
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I have a word document that I am converting to docbook. This word document has short sections that are quoted from another document.

I thinking that I should use a blockquote or sidebar to contain the quoted document. But how do I go about making random headings in non sequential order?

For example I might be quoting a section of a document that looks like this:

--------------------------------------
B. Damage Assessment
   blah...paragraphs

   B.1 Responsibilities.
     some stuff...

   B.2 Authority
     some more stuff...
--------------------------------------

Those headings are totally unrelated to the flow of the containing document.

Is this an appropriate place to use the bridgehead element?

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