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[[Robert Baker]] is a Hiraethian politician, journalist, and author. He has been head author of Athema | [[Robert Baker]] (born in 1760) is a Hiraethian Monsorian politician, journalist, and author. He has been head author of The Athema Journal since 1799. | ||
He graduated the University of Athema with a degree in administration. He began writing for Athema | He graduated the University of Athema with a degree in administration. He began writing for The Athema Journal and became known for his liberal stances, including federalist and republican ideals, which brought a large audience to the paper. He was promoted to become a lead author of the paper and a member of its executive board in 1799. | ||
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 Robert Baker | |
| Born | 1760 Athema, Greater Athema |
| Nationality | Hiraeth |
| Education | University of Athema |
| Occupation | Author |
| Years active | 1799 - Present |
| Employer | Athema Today |
| Height | 177 cm (5 ft 10 in) |
| Title | Author |
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Robert Baker (born in 1760) is a Hiraethian Monsorian politician, journalist, and author. He has been head author of The Athema Journal since 1799.
He graduated the University of Athema with a degree in administration. He began writing for The Athema Journal and became known for his liberal stances, including federalist and republican ideals, which brought a large audience to the paper. He was promoted to become a lead author of the paper and a member of its executive board in 1799.