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After the fugitive political parties were hunted down and destroyed, McKenna wrote the [[Hegemony Charter]], the layout of the government of the [[Terran Hegemony]], aboard the TAS ''Dreadnought''. In the Charter, he wrote that all political parties for each world would be abolished and replaced with a single Planetary Governor, to be a representative of his or her world. These governors would be appointed by the Director-General of the Hegemony, not by the local populace. After the fugitive political parties were hunted down and destroyed, McKenna wrote the [[Hegemony Charter]], the layout of the government of the [[Terran Hegemony]], aboard the TAS ''Dreadnought''. In the Charter, he wrote that all political parties for each world would be abolished and replaced with a single Planetary Governor, to be a representative of his or her world. These governors would be appointed by the Director-General of the Hegemony, not by the local populace.
− Historians have had doubts about whether McKenna actually wrote the Hegemony Charter, due to his past behavior. However, many point out that despite his late education, his passion for learning was evident, and that true intelligence was hidden underneath his brusque exterior. + Historians have had doubts if McKenna actually wrote the Hegemony Charter, due to his past behavior. However, many point out that despite his late education, his passion for learning was evident, and that true intelligence was hidden underneath his brusque exterior.
In February [[2316]], He was elected by the people as the Hegemony's Director-General and Lord Protector. The election, voted with paper ballots by the people of the now former Alliance, confirmed the population was fed up with bureaucracy of the alliance and desired autocratic rule. Unknown to voters, McKenna's charters had also created a new form of nobility when Planetary Congresses were convened. In February [[2316]], He was elected by the people as the Hegemony's Director-General and Lord Protector. The election, voted with paper ballots by the people of the now former Alliance, confirmed the population was fed up with bureaucracy of the alliance and desired autocratic rule. Unknown to voters, McKenna's charters had also created a new form of nobility when Planetary Congresses were convened.
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After the fugitive political parties were hunted down and destroyed, McKenna wrote the [[Hegemony Charter]], the layout of the government of the [[Terran Hegemony]], aboard the TAS ''Dreadnought''. In the Charter, he wrote that all political parties for each world would be abolished and replaced with a single Planetary Governor, to be a representative of his or her world. These governors would be appointed by the Director-General of the Hegemony, not by the local populace. | After the fugitive political parties were hunted down and destroyed, McKenna wrote the [[Hegemony Charter]], the layout of the government of the [[Terran Hegemony]], aboard the TAS ''Dreadnought''. In the Charter, he wrote that all political parties for each world would be abolished and replaced with a single Planetary Governor, to be a representative of his or her world. These governors would be appointed by the Director-General of the Hegemony, not by the local populace. | ||
− | Historians have had doubts | + | Historians have had doubts if McKenna actually wrote the Hegemony Charter, due to his past behavior. However, many point out that despite his late education, his passion for learning was evident, and that true intelligence was hidden underneath his brusque exterior. |
In February [[2316]], He was elected by the people as the Hegemony's Director-General and Lord Protector. The election, voted with paper ballots by the people of the now former Alliance, confirmed the population was fed up with bureaucracy of the alliance and desired autocratic rule. Unknown to voters, McKenna's charters had also created a new form of nobility when Planetary Congresses were convened. | In February [[2316]], He was elected by the people as the Hegemony's Director-General and Lord Protector. The election, voted with paper ballots by the people of the now former Alliance, confirmed the population was fed up with bureaucracy of the alliance and desired autocratic rule. Unknown to voters, McKenna's charters had also created a new form of nobility when Planetary Congresses were convened. |