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'''Duncan McGill''' was a Scottish Highlander, in the [[England|Kingdom of Britain,]] who was exiled from his home country, and arrived in the [[England|British colonies]] of [[United States|America]]; with little more than the clothes on his back and his sword by his side.
'''Duncan McGill''' was a Scottish Highlander, from [[England|Great Britain]], who was exiled from his home country, and arrived in the [[England|British colonies]] of [[United States|America]]; with little more than the clothes on his back and his sword by his side.


While McGill did not care much for the conflict of the [[American Revolutionary War]], and also didn't have much of a favorable opinion of the British, he took up his weapon to scupper the [[Templars]]' ambitions in the New World. As a result of this, McGill became the subject of folk tales, under the nickname of "Red Rage Duncan."
While McGill did not care much for the conflict of the [[American Revolutionary War]], and also didn't have much of a favorable opinion of the British, he took up his weapon to scupper the [[Templars]]' ambitions in the New World. As a result of this, McGill became the subject of folk tales, under the nickname of "Red Rage Duncan."

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Duncan McGill was a Scottish Highlander, from Great Britain, who was exiled from his home country, and arrived in the British colonies of America; with little more than the clothes on his back and his sword by his side.

While McGill did not care much for the conflict of the American Revolutionary War, and also didn't have much of a favorable opinion of the British, he took up his weapon to scupper the Templars' ambitions in the New World. As a result of this, McGill became the subject of folk tales, under the nickname of "Red Rage Duncan."

In 2012, his genetic memories were used as an Animi Avatar by the entertainment branch of the Templar company Abstergo Industries, to influence the general public via the Animus games console, under the title of the Highlander.

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