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 In 1863, the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Eliza]] entrusted Grant with one of the [[Trident of Eden]]'s prongs, the Brotherhood hoping that the General would use the [[Piece of Eden]]'s powers to end the Civil War and reunite the country. After his success in {{Wiki|Siege of Vicksburg|capturing}} the [[fort]]ress-city of {{Wiki|Vicksburg, Mississippi}}, he was deemed the best bet for a Union victory.<ref name="ACLD ch12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 12</ref>
-However, after his {{Wiki|1868 United States presidential election|1868 election}} as President of the United States, the [[Templars]] infiltrated Grant's inner circle and subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the prong's powers by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to [[Assassination|assassinate]] Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki|1872 United States presidential election|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki|Grant Cottage State Historic Site|cottage}} on {{Wiki|Mount McGregor (mountain)|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.
+However, after his {{Wiki|1868 United States presidential election|1868 election}} as President of the United States, the [[Templars]] infiltrated Grant's inner circle and subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the prong's powers by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to [[Assassination|assassinate]] Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki|1872 United States presidential election|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki|Grant Cottage State Historic Site|cottage}} on {{Wiki|Mount McGregor (mountain)|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.
 ==Behind the scenes==
-Ulysses S. Grant appears as a supporting character in the non-canon comic ''Uncivil War'' from the anthology series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''. In it, Grant and the protagonist freedman William Jones are made aware of [[John Wilkes Booth]]'s plans to assassinate President Lincoln and attempt to stop it, but to no avail. Dialogue between Grant and Jones suggests that Jones was the illegitimate son of Grant's father-in-law Frederick Dent while also being vague enough to imply both their membership with the Assassins.<ref group="note" name="note1">
+Ulysses S. Grant appears as a supporting character in the non-canon comic ''Uncivil War'' from the anthology series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''. In it, Grant and the freedman protagonist William Jones are made aware of [[John Wilkes Booth]]'s plans to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln and attempt to stop it, but to no avail. Dialogue between Grant and Jones suggests that Jones was the illegitimate son of Grant's father-in-law Frederick Dent while also being vague enough to imply both their membership with the Assassins.<ref name="Email">[[Charles Austen|Austen, Charles]]. [[:File:ACVisionaries Charles Austen email reply.jpg|E-mail message]] with [[User:Lacrossedeamon|Lacrossedeamon]]. 19 May 2024.</ref>
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 *''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'' {{Nc}}
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	Lincoln dying meant others (Grant) with less racist agendas (Lincoln believed more in {{Wiki\|separate but equal}}) would move forward on real attempts at equality. So if Lincoln lived, America would actually become more white, through without slaves.		Lincoln dying meant others (Grant) with less racist agendas (Lincoln believed more in {{Wiki\|separate but equal}}) would move forward on real attempts at equality. So if Lincoln lived, America would actually become more white, through without slaves.

	Your second question is also a bit complex, but more because it plays with actual history, less with AC history. William was Grant's personal slave and 'gifted' to him by his father-in-law, a proud slave owner. But Grant didn't believe in ~~slaver~~, worked with his slaves side-~~0by~~-side in the field, and eventually ~~franted~~ William his freedom.		Your second question is also a bit complex, but more because it plays with actual history, less with AC history. William was Grant's personal slave and 'gifted' to him by his father-in-law, a proud slave owner. But Grant didn't believe in slavery, worked with his slaves side-by-side in the field, and eventually granted William his freedom.

	Historically, not much is known about William other than what is in his {{Wiki\|manumission}} letter from Grant. Grant, broke at the time, could have sold William for a large sum of money. He didn't. The historical facts lead to an interesting idea that William (called {{Wiki\|mulatto}} in the letter, a term often used to denote mixed-race) could have been the illegitimate son of Frederick Dent which would make him Grant's brother-in-law.		Historically, not much is known about William other than what is in his {{Wiki\|manumission}} letter from Grant. Grant, broke at the time, could have sold William for a large sum of money. He didn't. The historical facts lead to an interesting idea that William (called {{Wiki\|mulatto}} in the letter, a term often used to denote mixed-race) could have been the illegitimate son of Frederick Dent which would make him Grant's brother-in-law.

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 ==Behind the scenes==
-Ulysses S. Grant appears as a supporting character in the non-canon comic ''Uncivil War'' in the anthology series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''. In it Grant and the protagonist freedman William Jones are made aware of [[John Wilkes Booth]]'s plans to assassinate President Lincoln and attempt to stop it to no avail. Dialogue between Grant and Jones references the idea of Jones having been the illegitimate mulatto son Grant's father-in-law Frederick Dent while being vague enough to imply membership with the Assassins.
+Ulysses S. Grant appears as a supporting character in the non-canon comic ''Uncivil War'' from the anthology series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''. In it, Grant and the protagonist freedman William Jones are made aware of [[John Wilkes Booth]]'s plans to assassinate President Lincoln and attempt to stop it, but to no avail. Dialogue between Grant and Jones suggests that Jones was the illegitimate son of Grant's father-in-law Frederick Dent while also being vague enough to imply both their membership with the Assassins.<ref group="note" name="note1">
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 *''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'' {{Nc}}
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}

imported>Lacrossedeamon: Jhonnies having also read this story might be able to word this better.

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	However, after his {{Wiki\|1868 United States presidential election\|1868 election}} as President of the United States, the [[Templars]] infiltrated Grant's inner circle and subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the prong's powers by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to [[Assassination\|assassinate]] Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki\|1872 United States presidential election\|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)\|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki\|Grant Cottage State Historic Site\|cottage}} on {{Wiki\|Mount McGregor (mountain)\|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.		However, after his {{Wiki\|1868 United States presidential election\|1868 election}} as President of the United States, the [[Templars]] infiltrated Grant's inner circle and subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the prong's powers by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to [[Assassination\|assassinate]] Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki\|1872 United States presidential election\|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)\|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki\|Grant Cottage State Historic Site\|cottage}} on {{Wiki\|Mount McGregor (mountain)\|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.

			==Behind the scenes==
			Ulysses S. Grant appears as a supporting character in the non-canon comic ''Uncivil War'' in the anthology series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''. In it Grant and the protagonist freedman William Jones are made aware of [[John Wilkes Booth]]'s plans to assassinate President Lincoln and attempt to stop it to no avail. Dialogue between Grant and Jones references the idea of Jones having been the illegitimate mulatto son Grant's father-in-law Frederick Dent while being vague enough to imply membership with the Assassins.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	\| image = Wiki noimage.jpg		\|name=Ulysses S. Grant
	\| birth = 27 April 1822<br>{{Wiki\|Point Pleasant, Ohio}}, [[United States]]		\|image=Wiki noimage.jpg
	\| death = 23 July 1885 (aged 63)<br>{{Wiki\|Wilton, New York\|Wilton}}, [[New York]], United States		\|birth=27 April 1822<br>{{Wiki\|Point Pleasant, Ohio}}, [[United States]]
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	'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Ulysses S. Grant}}</ref>		'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Ulysses S. Grant}}</ref>

	General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.<ref name="Wiki" />		General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.<ref name="Wiki"/>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1863~~, during the Civil War~~, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Eliza]] ~~trusted~~ Grant with ~~a [[Piece of Eden]],~~ one ~~of the prongs~~ of the [[Trident of Eden]], the Brotherhood hoping that the General would use ~~its~~ powers to ~~put an~~ end to the ~~war~~ and ~~eventually bring~~ the country ~~together~~. After his success in {{Wiki\|Siege of Vicksburg\|capturing Vicksburg}}, he was deemed the best bet for a Union victory.<ref name="ACLD ch12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 12</ref>		In 1863, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Eliza]] entrusted Grant with one of the [[Trident of Eden]]'s prongs, the Brotherhood hoping that the General would use the [[Piece of Eden]]'s powers to end the Civil War and reunite the country. After his success in {{Wiki\|Siege of Vicksburg\|capturing}} the [[fort]]ress-city of {{Wiki\|Vicksburg, Mississippi}}, he was deemed the best bet for a Union victory.<ref name="ACLD ch12">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 12</ref>

	However, after his election as President of the United States ~~in 1868~~, Grant's inner circle ~~was infiltrated by [[Templars]], who~~ subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the powers ~~of the prong~~ by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to assassinate Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki\|1872 United States presidential election\|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)\|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki\|Grant Cottage State Historic Site\|cottage}} on {{Wiki\|Mount McGregor (mountain)\|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.		However, after his {{Wiki\|1868 United States presidential election\|1868 election}} as President of the United States, the [[Templars]] infiltrated Grant's inner circle and subsequently corrupted his administration. They helped him to master the prong's powers by giving him access to a [[Precursor box]] and pages of the [[Voynich manuscript]]. The Templars also tried to [[Assassination\|assassinate]] Grant's opponent [[Horace Greeley]] during the {{Wiki\|1872 United States presidential election\|1872 election}}, [[poison]]ing him and later sending their agent [[Alice (Templar)\|Alice]] to finish the dying man and recover the pages of the manuscript stolen in Grant's office.<ref name="ACLocus">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus 1\|Issue #01]]</ref> Grant kept the prong under the floor of his {{Wiki\|Grant Cottage State Historic Site\|cottage}} on {{Wiki\|Mount McGregor (mountain)\|Mount McGregor}},<ref name="ACLD ch23">''Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants'' – Chapter 23</ref> where it was recovered after he died.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	*[[Aztec Club of 1847\|Aztec Club]]}}		*[[Aztec Club of 1847\|Aztec Club]]}}
	'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].		'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Ulysses S. Grant}}</ref>

	General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.		General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.<ref name="Wiki" />

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants – Locus]]'' {{Mo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'' {{~~c\|non-canonical appearance~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'' {{Nc}}

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	**[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|American Brotherhood]]		**[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|American Brotherhood]]
	*[[Aztec Club of 1847\|Aztec Club]]}}		*[[Aztec Club of 1847\|Aztec Club]]}}
	'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].		'''Ulysses S. Grant''' (1822 – 1885), born '''Hiram Ulysses Grant''', was an [[United States\|American]] soldier and politician. Prior to his election as the 18th {{Wiki\|President of the United States}}, Grant was the {{Wiki\|Commanding General of the United States Army}} during the [[American Civil War]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Ulysses S. Grant}}</ref>

	General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.		General Grant worked closely with President [[Abraham Lincoln]] to lead the Union Army to victory over the [[Confederate States\|Confederacy]] in the American Civil War. Twice elected president, Grant led the Republicans in their effort to remove the vestiges of Confederate nationalism and [[Slavery\|slavery]], protect [[Africa]]n-American citizenship, and support economic prosperity nationwide.<ref name="Wiki" />

	==Biography==		==Biography==