British Scouts - Revision history

VArcher at 07:13, 31 January 2020

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	* [[Cowen Team]]		* [[Cowen Team]]
	* ~~"main team"~~		* [[Millard Team]]
	== Historical notes ==		== Historical notes ==
	Richard Wellesley, in the original history, had a various set of postings, culminating in his post as foreign minister (until 1812). But what interested me here is that he was primarily a colonial administrator until 1805... when China probably started mucking around the British possessions in Asia. So, he might have come back for slightly different reasons (the East India company was already expecting trouble by 1805 when he would have resigned).		Richard Wellesley, in the original history, had a various set of postings, culminating in his post as foreign minister (until 1812). But what interested me here is that he was primarily a colonial administrator until 1805... when China probably started mucking around the British possessions in Asia. So, he might have come back for slightly different reasons (the East India company was already expecting trouble by 1805 when he would have resigned).

VArcher at 18:05, 19 January 2020

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	Here, he is "Labyrinth minister" instead, and barely managed to conserve his post twice because some Lords think that members of the government should not own Labyrinth companies, due to conflict of interest.		Here, he is "Labyrinth minister" instead, and barely managed to conserve his post twice because some Lords think that members of the government should not own Labyrinth companies, due to conflict of interest.
	[[Category:British Companies]]		[[Category:British Companies]]
	~~[[Category:Missing Links]]~~

VArcher at 12:35, 19 January 2020

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	Here, he is "Labyrinth minister" instead, and barely managed to conserve his post twice because some Lords think that members of the government should not own Labyrinth companies, due to conflict of interest.		Here, he is "Labyrinth minister" instead, and barely managed to conserve his post twice because some Lords think that members of the government should not own Labyrinth companies, due to conflict of interest.
	[[Category:British Companies]]		[[Category:British Companies]]
			[[Category:Missing Links]]

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The [[British Scouts]] is one of the companies legally allowed to operate in the [[:Category:British zones|British section]] of the [[Labyrinth]]. It is sponsored by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wellesley,_1st_Marquess_Wellesley The Marquess Wellesley], who believes that expanding the breadth of the Labyrinth will increase the options available to the British Government, and that endeavor is paramount.

The British scouts does not make much money, but it is dedicated to exploring as many zones as possible.

Teams:
* [[Cowen Team]]
* "main team"
== Historical notes ==
Richard Wellesley, in the original history, had a various set of postings, culminating in his post as foreign minister (until 1812). But what interested me here is that he was primarily a colonial administrator until 1805... when China probably started mucking around the British possessions in Asia. So, he might have come back for slightly different reasons (the East India company was already expecting trouble by 1805 when he would have resigned).

Here, he is "Labyrinth minister" instead, and barely managed to conserve his post twice because some Lords think that members of the government should not own Labyrinth companies, due to conflict of interest.
[[Category:British Companies]]