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The '''Clinkers''' were a [[Gangs|street gang]] active in the borough of [[Whitechapel]], [[London]] during mid-19th century, and an enemy of the [[Templar]]-affiliated gang [[Blighters]]. | The '''Clinkers''' were a [[Gangs|street gang]] active in the borough of [[Whitechapel]], [[London]] during mid-19th century, and an enemy of the [[Templar]]-affiliated gang [[Blighters]]. | ||
By 1868, the Clinkers were the last remaining criminal competition to the Blighters, and were gradually being wiped out. In March that year, the [[Assassins]] [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]] liberated a number of Clinkers being held in a Blighters stronghold in Whitechapel. In return, the Clinkers aided the twins in overthrowing [[Rexford Kaylock]]'s branch of the Blighters and joined the newly formed [[Rooks|Rooks syndicate]], effectively ending the Clinkers' existence. | By 1868, the [[Clinkers]] were the last remaining criminal competition to the Blighters, and were gradually being wiped out. In March that year, the [[Assassins]] [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]] liberated a number of Clinkers being held in a Blighters stronghold in Whitechapel. In return, the Clinkers aided the twins in overthrowing [[Rexford Kaylock]]'s branch of the Blighters and joined the newly formed [[Rooks|Rooks syndicate]], effectively ending the Clinkers' existence. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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The Clinkers were a street gang active in the borough of Whitechapel, London during mid-19th century, and an enemy of the Templar-affiliated gang Blighters.
By 1868, the Clinkers were the last remaining criminal competition to the Blighters, and were gradually being wiped out. In March that year, the Assassins Jacob and Evie Frye liberated a number of Clinkers being held in a Blighters stronghold in Whitechapel. In return, the Clinkers aided the twins in overthrowing Rexford Kaylock's branch of the Blighters and joined the newly formed Rooks syndicate, effectively ending the Clinkers' existence.
Trivia
- The name "Clinkers" is likely derived from the street stones of the same name. It can also refer to a stony residue from burned coal or a furnace.
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