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== George Brown == | == George Brown == | ||
George Brown is the leader of the pro-confederacy government in the UK at the time of the extraction from Buckingham Palace. (See [[Duke of Ramus]]'s '''[[Albion]]''') | George Brown is the leader of the pro-confederacy government in the UK at the time of the extraction from Buckingham Palace.  His son goes with Prince Andrew and Princess Elizabeth to establish a new Confederacy colony. (See [[Duke of Ramus]]'s '''[[Albion (story)]]''') | ||
Originally the leader of the Conservative party, he becomes the leader of a Coalition of all the pro Confederacy parties, Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative, plus some smaller parties and independents. He is forced to call a general election when he loses a vote of no confidence in The House. | Originally the leader of the Conservative party, he becomes the leader of a Coalition of all the pro Confederacy parties, Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative, plus some smaller parties and independents. He is forced to call a general election when he loses a vote of no confidence in The House. | ||
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George Brown
George Brown is the leader of the pro-confederacy government in the UK at the time of the extraction from Buckingham Palace.  His son goes with Prince Andrew and Princess Elizabeth to establish a new Confederacy colony. (See Duke of Ramus's Albion (story))
Originally the leader of the Conservative party, he becomes the leader of a Coalition of all the pro Confederacy parties, Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative, plus some smaller parties and independents. He is forced to call a general election when he loses a vote of no confidence in The House.
Followed in office by Neil Conway.
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