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'''Dr. Lyle White''' was a doctor who resided in Boston during the [[American Revolutionary War|American Revolution]]. During his time in Boston, the [[British Army|Redcoats]] slandered his reputation, effectively giving him the name "White Death". | '''Dr. Lyle White''' was a doctor who resided in Boston during the [[American Revolutionary War|American Revolution]]. During his time in Boston, the British frequently requested that he not treat Patriots for their wounds, but White declined, treating both Americans and British. The [[British Army|Redcoats]] then slandered his reputation, effectively giving him the name, "White Death". This destroyed his business, and ashamed White, until his discovery of Connor, who invited him to the Homestead. | ||
He settled in the [[Davenport Homestead]] on the behest of [[Warren]] and [[Prudence]], who wished for a doctor that would help with her pregnancy. | He settled in the [[Davenport Homestead]] on the behest of [[Warren]] and [[Prudence]], who wished for a doctor that would help with her pregnancy. Later, his name was defiled by town criers in Boston, dubbing him the, "White Death", and Connor was sent to bribe the criers to halt their proceedings. | ||
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Revision as of 06:05, 5 January 2013
Dr. Lyle White was a doctor who resided in Boston during the American Revolution. During his time in Boston, the British frequently requested that he not treat Patriots for their wounds, but White declined, treating both Americans and British. The Redcoats then slandered his reputation, effectively giving him the name, "White Death". This destroyed his business, and ashamed White, until his discovery of Connor, who invited him to the Homestead.
He settled in the Davenport Homestead on the behest of Warren and Prudence, who wished for a doctor that would help with her pregnancy. Later, his name was defiled by town criers in Boston, dubbing him the, "White Death", and Connor was sent to bribe the criers to halt their proceedings.
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