Editing John Ruskin

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|birth = 8 February 1819<br>[[London]], [[United Kingdom]]
|death = 20 January 1900 {{c|aged 80}}<br>{{Wiki|Coniston, Cumbria|Coniston}}, {{Wiki|Lancashire}}, United Kingdom
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'''John Ruskin''' (1819 – 1900) was an [[England|English]] writer, philosopher, art critic and polymath who lived during the [[Victorian era]].

Working as a journalist and writer at ''{{Wiki|The Times}}'' in the 1850s, John was an associate of the mathematician [[Ada Lovelace]]. In 1851, John was introduced by Ada to a [[France|French]] acrobat by the name of [[Pierrette Arnaud]]. Ada, seeking to thank Pierrette for saving her life and compensate for the controversies revolving her performance of the ''{{Wiki|Mazeppa (poem)|Mazeppa}}'', requested John's aid to publish an article and recognise Pierrette's performance. John obliged to her request and published an article on Pierrette a few days later, contributing to her increased popularity.<ref name="MC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]''</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]''

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