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	==History==		==History==
	===Edward Kenway's youth===		===Edward Kenway's youth===
	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these ~~individuals – including~~ [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] ~~– would~~ later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>		During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals—including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]]—would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>
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	===Center of commerce===		===Center of commerce===
	In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref>		In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref> Edward Kenway, during his time operating as a [[Piracy\|pirate]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>

	Edward Kenway, during his time operating as a [[Piracy\|pirate]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>

	===Return of an Assassin===		===Return of an Assassin===
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	Having discovered Emmett's and his associates' Templar affiliations, Edward confronted his callous father-in-law and Wilson at their warehouse. Although the Templars took Rose hostage, Edward was able to shoot Emmett and kill Wilson with a [[throwing knife]], saving the maid. He then turned his attention to Matthew Hague, whom he planned to burn alongside his ship, the ''[[Charlotte (ship)\|Charlotte]]''. However, before he could carry out his plan, he was stopped by Matthew's father Aubrey and Lord [[Robert Walpole]].<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Having discovered Emmett's and his associates' Templar affiliations, Edward confronted his callous father-in-law and Wilson at their warehouse. Although the Templars took Rose hostage, Edward was able to shoot Emmett and kill Wilson with a [[throwing knife]], saving the maid. He then turned his attention to Matthew Hague, whom he planned to burn alongside his ship, the ''[[Charlotte (ship)\|Charlotte]]''. However, before he could carry out his plan, he was stopped by Matthew's father Aubrey and Lord [[Robert Walpole]].<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	Walpole, grateful to Edward for having killed his traitorous cousin [[Duncan Walpole\|Duncan]], negotiated a truce between the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and the [[Templars]], offering Edward and his pirate crew pardons and properties in [[London]] in exchange for sparing Matthew's life. Edward accepted and subsequently relocated to London alongside Jennifer, retiring from piracy.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Walpole, grateful to Edward for having killed his traitorous cousin [[Duncan Walpole\|Duncan]], negotiated a truce between the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and the Templars, offering Edward and his pirate crew pardons and properties in [[London]] in exchange for sparing Matthew's life. Edward accepted and subsequently relocated to London alongside Jennifer, retiring from piracy.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>		During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result~~, becoming a known troublemaker~~. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

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			[[File:The Scrappy Young Welshman.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Kenways' sheep farm outside Bristol]]
	'''Bristol''' is a city in Southwest [[England]] and a significant trading port.		'''Bristol''' is a city in Southwest [[England]] and a significant trading port.

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	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>		During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	~~[[File:The Scrappy Young Welshman.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Kenways' sheep farm outside Bristol]]~~		Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result, becoming a known troublemaker. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>
	Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

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	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>		During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result~~, becoming a known troublemaker~~. During one night of drinking at the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		[[File:The Scrappy Young Welshman.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Kenways' sheep farm outside Bristol]]
			Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result. During one night of drinking at the ''[[Auld Shillelagh]]'' [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>		Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

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	'''Bristol''' is a city in ~~South West~~ [[England]] and a significant trading port.		'''Bristol''' is a city in Southwest [[England]] and a significant trading port.

	==History==		==History==
	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[~~Privateers\|privateers~~]] during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals - including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] - would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. ~~Sir~~ [[~~Aubrey Hague~~]] ~~was the biggest landowner of Bristol during the early 18th century.{{Cite}}~~		===Edward Kenway's youth===
			During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[privateer]]s during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals – including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] – would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the third and final [[Golden Age of Piracy]].<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref> Edward Kenway, ~~then~~ in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>		Edward Kenway's family relocated to [[Hatherton]], a village near Bristol, from [[Swansea]] in 1703, and he spent most of his teenage years in the city as a result, becoming a known troublemaker. During one night of drinking at the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]] in 1711, Edward defended a young woman named [[Rose]] from being raped by his rivals [[Tom Cobleigh]], [[Seth Cobleigh]], and [[Julian]], and met [[Caroline Scott]] when she came to his aid. This incident led Edward to become smitten with Caroline, and he made several attempts to court her. Despite her betrothal to [[Matthew Hague]], son of the [[East India Company]] executive and landowner [[Aubrey Hague]], Caroline was eventually won over by Edward's charms and married him in 1712, though this led to her father [[Emmett Scott\|Emmett]] disowning her.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

			Living together on Edward's parents' farm, the couple began experiencing marital problems due to Edward's dissatisfaction with their impoverished lifestyle and his desire to make something more of himself. As a result, Edward began drinking heavily, and Emmett tried to take advantage of this to separate the couple by showing a distraught Caroline what a bad husband Edward was. Eventually, Edward decided on becoming a [[privateer]] to try and earn his dream fortune, though after he informed Caroline of his intentions, his wife left him and returned to her parents' home, having lost all faith in him.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

			On the night of Edward's set departure, Emmett sent his [[Templars\|Templar]] associate [[Wilson]] and some members of the Trade Organization, including Tom Cobleigh and Julian, to set fire to the Kenways' farm, in order to prevent Caroline from ever returning there. With his departure being delayed, Edward was able to save his parents from the fire, though his father [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] disowned him for all the trouble he had brought upon the family. Edward subsequently sought revenge on the arsonists and killed Julian before attempting to interrogate Tom, but the latter was silenced by Wilson. The Templar then knocked out Edward and took him to the ''[[Emperor]]'', the ship he was intended to sail on.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

			===Center of commerce===
			In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref>

			Edward Kenway, during his time operating as a [[Piracy\|pirate]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>

			===Return of an Assassin===
			In 1723, Edward returned to Bristol following his exploits in the West Indies, accompanied by the ''[[Jackdaw]]''{{'}}s crew and his daughter, [[Jennifer Scott]]. With his father having passed away several years prior, Edward visited his mother, but she disowned him out of disappointment at his intention to track down and kill those responsible for the attack on their farm. Edward then met Caroline's old housemaid Rose, from whom he learned that Emmett was to blame for Caroline's death, having denied her proper medicine when she contracted {{Wiki\|smallpox}}.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

			Having discovered Emmett's and his associates' Templar affiliations, Edward confronted his callous father-in-law and Wilson at their warehouse. Although the Templars took Rose hostage, Edward was able to shoot Emmett and kill Wilson with a [[throwing knife]], saving the maid. He then turned his attention to Matthew Hague, whom he planned to burn alongside his ship, the ''[[Charlotte (ship)\|Charlotte]]''. However, before he could carry out his plan, he was stopped by Matthew's father Aubrey and Lord [[Robert Walpole]].<ref name="Black Flag"/>

			Walpole, grateful to Edward for having killed his traitorous cousin [[Duncan Walpole\|Duncan]], negotiated a truce between the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and the [[Templars]], offering Edward and his pirate crew pardons and properties in [[London]] in exchange for sparing Matthew's life. Edward accepted and subsequently relocated to London alongside Jennifer, retiring from piracy.<ref name="Black Flag"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1stm}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1stm}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag: Blackbeard – The Lost Journal]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag: Blackbeard – The Lost Journal]]'' {{Mo}}

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	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[Privateers\|privateers]] during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals - including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] - would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. Sir [[Aubrey Hague]] was the biggest landowner of Bristol during the early 18th century.{{Cite}}		During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[Privateers\|privateers]] during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals - including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] - would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. Sir [[Aubrey Hague]] was the biggest landowner of Bristol during the early 18th century.{{Cite}}

	In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref>[Edward Kenway, then in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>		In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref> Edward Kenway, then in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Bristol''' is a city in South West [[England]] and a significant trading port.		'''Bristol''' is a city in South West [[England]] and a significant trading port.

	During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[Privateers\|privateers]] during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals - including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] - would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. Sir [[Aubrey Hague]] was the biggest landowner of Bristol during the early 18th century.		==History==
			During the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bristol and its surrounding areas were home to many individuals who would later join the [[Royal Navy]] and fight alongside it as [[Privateers\|privateers]] during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Some of these individuals - including [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Edward Thatch]] - would later become [[Piracy\|pirates]], during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. Sir [[Aubrey Hague]] was the biggest landowner of Bristol during the early 18th century.{{Cite}}

			In the early 18th century, Bristol was a crucial port city, being a center of shipbuilding and manufacturing as well as handling much of England's trade with [[Ireland]].<ref name="Welcoming the Irish">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Welcoming the Irish"</ref> Internally, it was also pivotal for trade with the rest of Britain.<ref name="Homeward Bound">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "Homeward Bound"</ref>[Edward Kenway, then in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]], used his [[Edward Kenway's fleet\|fleet]] to trade with his hometown on a number of occasions.<ref name="Homeward Bound"/><ref name="A Worthy Trip">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Edward Kenway's fleet]]: "A Worthy Trip"</ref><ref name="Welcoming the Irish"/>

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		{{Reflist}}
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	[[Category:Port cities]]		[[Category:Port cities]]
	[[Category:Cities in England]]		[[Category:Cities in England]]

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' {{Mo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag: Blackbeard – The Lost Journal]]'' {{Mo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]''
			*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Bristol''' is a city in South West [[England]] and a significant trading port.		'''Bristol''' is a city in South West [[England]] and a significant trading port.

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imported>Darman36 at 00:07, 22 June 2024

imported>Darman36: /*Appearances*/ Seen in AC4 flashbacks to Kenway house, (blurred) landscape seen in Initiates database

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