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Line 94: Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy—in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion routes—but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life—including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]]—roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/> Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy—in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion routes—but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life—including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]]—roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/> − In [[3025]], the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p70">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 70: "Intelligence"</ref> Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as [[Andurien]], [[Gibson]] and [[Orloff]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p74">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 74: "Oligarchy"</ref> + In [[3025]], the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[Captain-General]] could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p70">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 70: "Intelligence"</ref> Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as [[Andurien]], [[Gibson]] and [[Orloff]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p74">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 74: "Oligarchy"</ref> ====FedCom Civil War Era==== ====FedCom Civil War Era====
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Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy—in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion routes—but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life—including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]]—roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/> | Having gained its independence, Camlann developed a healthy economy—in part due to its location within the League, away from any major invasion routes—but otherwise did little to distinguish itself. One continent in the western hemisphere remained free of terraforming intentionally, and was designated a wildlife preserve, where native reptile life—including species as large as the dinosaurs of ancient [[Terra]]—roamed freely during the eighteen-hour nights. The settled regions of Camlann developed standard industries in areas such as farming, food processing and manufacturing, although the planet largely became known for its exports of high-tech communication devices, some of which were sufficiently sophisticated to be purchased by [[ComStar]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p162"/> The economy of Camlann did suffer with the fall of the [[Star League]], with local industry dropping to a subsistence level with relatively limited exports, although the economy did recover to its Star League-era levels in the mid-[[thirty-first century]].<ref name="HB:HMp77"/> | ||
| − | In [[3025]], the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[ | + | In [[3025]], the MP for Camlann in the Free Worlds League Parliament was [[Dame]] [[Adrienne Gaynor]], described as a mild-mannered bureaucrat with few political enemies within Parliament. Gaynor was also serving as Minister of Intelligence - a portfolio that included monitoring the activities of [[SAFE]], the League's civilian intelligence service, although the sitting [[Captain-General]] could easily circumvent Gaynor's oversight by designating SAFE activities as vital to the security of the Free Worlds.<ref name="HM(TFWL)p70">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 70: "Intelligence"</ref> Camlann was also notable for being governed by an oligarchy at the time, a system of government it shared with various other worlds including such provincial capitals as [[Andurien]], [[Gibson]] and [[Orloff]].<ref name="HM(TFWL)p74">''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 74: "Oligarchy"</ref> |
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