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{{People|name=William Laurence|dob=|service=[[Aerial Corps]], formerly Navy|rank=Captain|nationality=British|billets=[[H.M.S. Reliant]], Captain;
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{{People|name=William Laurence|dob=|service=[[Aerial Corps]], formerly Navy|rank=Captain|nationality=British|billets=[[HMS Reliant]], Captain; HMS Goliath
 
[[Loch Laggan Covert]], captain to [[Temeraire]]}}
 
[[Loch Laggan Covert]], captain to [[Temeraire]]}}
  
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At the beginning of [[His Majesty's Dragon]], he had been away from England for most of the past four years.   
 
At the beginning of [[His Majesty's Dragon]], he had been away from England for most of the past four years.   
  
Served at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_nile Battle of the Nile] on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Goliath H.M.S. Goliath].
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Served at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_nile Battle of the Nile] on the [[HMS Goliath]].
  
 
Visited Rome as a boy.
 
Visited Rome as a boy.

Revision as of 19:35, 19 September 2006

Character Profile

Name: William Laurence
Date of Birth:
Service: Aerial Corps, formerly Navy
Rank: Captain
Nationality: British
Billets: HMS Reliant, Captain; HMS Goliath

Loch Laggan Covert, captain to Temeraire


Biography

A gentleman's son, he went to sea at the age of 12. Served on first or second rate ships of the line for most of his career, and had won considerable prize money.

He enjoyed society, and the prospect of leaving it for the life of an aviator daunted him.

Has two (older?) brothers and three nephews.

Prior to becoming an aviator, Laurence had the prospect of marriage to Edith Galman, but was not formally engaged. He was 4 years her senior.

At the beginning of His Majesty's Dragon, he had been away from England for most of the past four years.

Served at the Battle of the Nile on the HMS Goliath.

Visited Rome as a boy.

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