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'''Patrick Brook-Bank''' (17th August 1858 - 30th March 1932) was a [[Satavia|Satavian]] lawyer and [[Governor-General of Satatvia|Governor-General]], who served as the last Governor-General of the Hope Dominion from 1896 to 1900. He relinquished the position after just four years as Governor-General, following Satavian Independence. | '''Patrick Brook-Bank''' (17th August 1858 - 30th March 1932) was a [[Satavia|Satavian]] lawyer and [[Governor-General of Satatvia|Governor-General]], who served as the last Governor-General of the Hope Dominion from 1896 to 1900. He relinquished the position after just four years as Governor-General, following Satavian Independence. | ||
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Born to an affluent family on the 17th August 1858, in the town of [[Kingsleigh]], Brook-Bank began training to become a lawyer when he turned 18, at [[Port Hope University]]. He became one of Satavia's best known lawyers, and, was sugested by [[Johan van Valier]], the outgoing Governor-General, to [[King TBD of Estmere]]. Brook-Bank served during the Satavian Independence talks, and became a life-long friend of [[Arthur O'Connell]], Satavia's longest serving Prime Minister (who served from 1896-1924). | Born to an affluent family on the 17th August 1858, in the town of [[Kingsleigh]], Brook-Bank began training to become a lawyer when he turned 18, at [[Port Hope University]]. He became one of Satavia's best known lawyers, and, was sugested by [[Johan van Valier]], the outgoing Governor-General, to [[King TBD of Estmere]]. Brook-Bank served during the Satavian Independence talks, and became a life-long friend of [[Arthur O'Connell]], Satavia's longest serving Prime Minister (who served from 1896-1924). | ||
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Patrick Brook-Bank | |
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| Governor-General of the Hope Dominion | |
| In office 1st January, 1896 – 1st January, 1900 | |
| Monarch | King TBD |
| Prime Minister | Derek Maskpin Arthur O'Connell |
| Preceded by | Johan van Valier |
| Succeeded by | position abolished |
| Personal details | |
| Born | August 17, 1858. Kingsleigh, Ballyleigh, Estmerish Hope |
| Died | March 30, 1932 (aged 73) Port Hope, Hope Province, Satavia |
| Nationality | Satavian |
| Occupation | Lawyer |
RETCONNED MANY YEARS AGO
Patrick Brook-Bank (17th August 1858 - 30th March 1932) was a Satavian lawyer and Governor-General, who served as the last Governor-General of the Hope Dominion from 1896 to 1900. He relinquished the position after just four years as Governor-General, following Satavian Independence.
Born to an affluent family on the 17th August 1858, in the town of Kingsleigh, Brook-Bank began training to become a lawyer when he turned 18, at Port Hope University. He became one of Satavia's best known lawyers, and, was sugested by Johan van Valier, the outgoing Governor-General, to King TBD of Estmere. Brook-Bank served during the Satavian Independence talks, and became a life-long friend of Arthur O'Connell, Satavia's longest serving Prime Minister (who served from 1896-1924).