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'''Crawford Starrick''' was the owner of the [[Starrick Telegraph Company]], and the [[Grand Master]] of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Rite]] of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] by 1868. | '''Crawford Starrick''' was the owner of the [[Starrick Telegraph Company]], and the [[Grand Master]] of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Rite]] of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] by 1868. | ||
Having inherited his first rail factory from his father, Starrick nevertheless | Having inherited his first rail factory from his father, Starrick nevertheless proved to be a brilliant businessman of his own, building an empire that continued to grow. He was also ruthless towards his employees and installed [[Rupert Ferris]] as manager to maximize profit and keep spending to a minimum.<ref>[http://www.searchengine.assassinscreed.com/en/news/economy-crawford-starrick-seems-unstoppable-311 ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' - XIXth Century Search Engine: ''Crawford Starrick Seems Unstoppable'']</ref> | ||
Sometime during the 19th century, Crawford participated in an auction alongside fellow Templar and good friend [[Lucy Thorne]], who managed to outbid him and subsequently acquired an occult manuscript.<ref>[http://www.searchengine.assassinscreed.com/news/society-new-auction-room-record-set-yesterday-303 ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' - XIXth Century Search Engine: ''New Auction Room Record Set Yesterday]</ref> | |||
Through his network of Templar agents, he controlled [[London]] and oppressed the working class to keep the Order in power. During this time, the [[British Assassins]] worked to reclaim power in the city, and bring down Starrick, principally through their members [[Henry Green]], and the twins [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]].<ref>[http://www.gamereactor.eu/previews/352023/Assassins+Creed+Syndicate/ Gamereactor.eu: ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'']</ref> | Through his network of Templar agents, he controlled [[London]] and oppressed the working class to keep the Order in power. During this time, the [[British Assassins]] worked to reclaim power in the city, and bring down Starrick, principally through their members [[Henry Green]], and the twins [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]].<ref>[http://www.gamereactor.eu/previews/352023/Assassins+Creed+Syndicate/ Gamereactor.eu: ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'']</ref> | ||
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- "Today, Starrick sits at the helm of the most sophisticated Templar infrastructure known in the western world. Every class, every borough, the gangs, the industries - his reach extends all across London."
- ―Henry Green on Starrick, 1868.[src]
Crawford Starrick was the owner of the Starrick Telegraph Company, and the Grand Master of the British Rite of the Templar Order by 1868.
Having inherited his first rail factory from his father, Starrick nevertheless proved to be a brilliant businessman of his own, building an empire that continued to grow. He was also ruthless towards his employees and installed Rupert Ferris as manager to maximize profit and keep spending to a minimum.[1]
Sometime during the 19th century, Crawford participated in an auction alongside fellow Templar and good friend Lucy Thorne, who managed to outbid him and subsequently acquired an occult manuscript.[2]
Through his network of Templar agents, he controlled London and oppressed the working class to keep the Order in power. During this time, the British Assassins worked to reclaim power in the city, and bring down Starrick, principally through their members Henry Green, and the twins Jacob and Evie Frye.[3]
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