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'''Scott of Alexander''', born in Alexander, [[Apolyton]], and naturalized in [[Raikoth]], was a [[Boreal]] statesman, historian and philosopher. Baron of [[Hyperborea]]. First [[Duke of Elwynn]] (1452-1470, 1471-c.1474). Secretary and Adviser to [[Kaiser Los I]]. | [[File:Scottpraetorhat.jpg|350px|thumb|right|<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">[[Scott of Alexander]] (Prætor in 1512), donning the prætor's hat.</div> | ||
'''Scott of Alexander''', born in Alexander, [[Apolyton]], and naturalized in [[Raikoth]], was a [[Boreal]] statesman, historian and philosopher. Baron of [[Hyperborea]]. First [[Duke of Elwynn]] (1452-1470, 1471-c.1474). Secretary and Adviser to [[Kaiser Los I]]. Prætor, 1512. | |||
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Revision as of 16:49, 30 August 2017
[[File:Scottpraetorhat.jpg|350px|thumb|right|
Scott of Alexander (Prætor in 1512), donning the prætor's hat.
Scott of Alexander, born in Alexander, Apolyton, and naturalized in Raikoth, was a Boreal statesman, historian and philosopher. Baron of Hyperborea. First Duke of Elwynn (1452-1470, 1471-c.1474). Secretary and Adviser to Kaiser Los I. Prætor, 1512.
| Preceded by: no one |
Duke of Elwynn 1452–1470 |
Succeeded by: Ivan Ventura |
| Preceded by: Ivan Ventura |
Duke of Elwynn 1470–c1473 |
Succeeded by: Sirithil |
| Preceded by: Hypatia Agnesi |
Prætor 1512 |
Succeeded by: Bill Trihus |
