Database: The Traitor Duncan Walpole - Revision history

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	[[Duncan Walpole]] was the second cousin of [[Robert Walpole]], who is widely considered to be [[Britain]]'s "first prime minister."		[[Duncan Walpole]] was the second cousin of [[Robert Walpole]], who is widely considered to be [[Britain]]'s "first prime minister."

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	After three years, Duncan left the navy for the [[East India Company]] and met a sailor who introduced him to the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] and its teachings.		After three years, Duncan left the navy for the [[East India Company]] and met a sailor who introduced him to the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] and its teachings.

	Although he was initially hesitant, Duncan quickly learned the skills of a [[Master Assassin]]. However his temper and arrogance were still present, which led to clashes with the leadership of the [[British Assassins\|British Brotherhood]].		Although he was initially hesitant, Duncan quickly learned the skills of a [[Master Assassin]]. However his temper and arrogance were still present, which led to clashes with the leadership of the [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Brotherhood]].

	In 1714, his [[Mentor]] asked him to sail to the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] to rendezvous with the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] there and meet with their Mentor [[Ah Tabai]]. Duncan eagerly accepted the mission, and the [[British Brotherhood ~~of Assassins\|British Brotherhood]]~~ never heard from him again.		In 1714, his [[Mentor]] asked him to sail to the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] to rendezvous with the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] there and meet with their Mentor [[Ah Tabai]]. Duncan eagerly accepted the mission, and the British Brotherhood never heard from him again.
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	Although he was initially hesitant, Duncan quickly learned the skills of a [[Master Assassin]]. However his temper and arrogance were still present, which led to clashes with the leadership of the [[British Assassins\|British Brotherhood]].		Although he was initially hesitant, Duncan quickly learned the skills of a [[Master Assassin]]. However his temper and arrogance were still present, which led to clashes with the leadership of the [[British Assassins\|British Brotherhood]].

	In 1714, his [[Mentor]] asked him to sail to the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] to rendezvous with the [[~~Caribbean~~ Assassins\|Brotherhood]] there and meet with their Mentor [[Ah Tabai]]. Duncan eagerly accepted the mission, and the British Brotherhood never heard from him again.		In 1714, his [[Mentor]] asked him to sail to the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] to rendezvous with the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] there and meet with their Mentor [[Ah Tabai]]. Duncan eagerly accepted the mission, and the [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Brotherhood]] never heard from him again.
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	{{Wiki\|Houghton, Norfolk\|Houghton}}, [[~~United Kingdom\|~~England]], 1679		{{Wiki\|Houghton, Norfolk\|Houghton}}, [[England]], 1679
	[[File:Duncan Walpole - Concept Art.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:Duncan Walpole - Concept Art.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Duncan Walpole]] was the second cousin of [[Robert Walpole]], who is widely considered to be Britain's "first prime minister."		[[Duncan Walpole]] was the second cousin of [[Robert Walpole]], who is widely considered to be [[Britain]]'s "first prime minister."

	He left the relative comfort of his family life at age 18 when he joined the [[Royal Navy]] as a mid-shipman with dreams of becoming an officer. However, his hot temper and impulsiveness impeded a swift ascension through the ranks.		He left the relative comfort of his family life at age 18 when he joined the [[Royal Navy]] as a mid-shipman with dreams of becoming an officer. However, his hot temper and impulsiveness impeded a swift ascension through the ranks.

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{{Wiki|Houghton, Norfolk|Houghton}}, [[United Kingdom|England]], 1679
[[File:Duncan Walpole - Concept Art.jpg|thumb|250px]]
[[Duncan Walpole]] was the second cousin of [[Robert Walpole]], who is widely considered to be Britain's "first prime minister."

He left the relative comfort of his family life at age 18 when he joined the [[Royal Navy]] as a mid-shipman with dreams of becoming an officer. However, his hot temper and impulsiveness impeded a swift ascension through the ranks.

After three years, Duncan left the navy for the [[East India Company]] and met a sailor who introduced him to the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]] and its teachings.

Although he was initially hesitant, Duncan quickly learned the skills of a [[Master Assassin]]. However his temper and arrogance were still present, which led to clashes with the leadership of the [[British Assassins|British Brotherhood]].

In 1714, his [[Mentor]] asked him to sail to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] to rendezvous with the [[Caribbean Assassins|Brotherhood]] there and meet with their Mentor [[Ah Tabai]]. Duncan eagerly accepted the mission, and the British Brotherhood never heard from him again.
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[[Category:Initiates database entries]]