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== Cornwall ==
== Cornwall ==
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'''James Deorham''' - The idealistic James Deorham is Prime Minister of Cornwall. He is young, though older than his rival, King Richard. He is a good hearted person, fair and spectacled, who spent most of his life as a student and firmly believes in the ideals of democracy that his nation fights for - however, he was and will always be a student and not a fighter. He also is not the most charismatic leader, but his people respect him for his knowledge and decisions and the cabinet that he has assembled. He only hopes he has the sheer force of will to see the people protected on his peninsula through the dark times ahead.
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'''James Deorham''' - The idealistic James Deorham is Prime Minister of Cornwall. He is young, though older than his rival, King Richard. He is a good hearted person, fair and spectacled, who spent most of his life as a student and firmly believes in the ideals of democracy that his nation fights for - however, he was and will always be a student and not a fighter. He also is not the most charismatic leader, but his people respect him for his knowledge and decisions and the cabinet that he has assembled. He only hopes he has the sheer force of will to see the people protected on his peninsular through the dark times ahead.
'''[[Francis Skinner]]'''
'''[[Francis Skinner]]'''

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