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| rdfs:comment | - Benjamin Riles-Scott was the Governor-General of New Englia and the former Secretary of Foreign Affairs. He is the second Governor-General after James Maynard to serve non-consecutive terms in office. He ascended to office during his first term by way of the Executive Line of Succession; the only other to do this was Peter Croom. His first stint as Governor-General was problematic at best with his inexperience showing on numerous issues. He was defeated twice by Nelson Zenawi during his bid for Governor-General. He would return to the position by defeating George McLaren in the 3005 election. He stirred up controversy for his plan to send troops into Lucas Province to arrest the members of the Irish Revolutionary Front (IRF) and put an end to the ongoing and violence. After leaving office,
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| term start | - 2981-07-20
- 2990-04-15
- 3005-04-01
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| Alma mater | - Lucas College of Law
- University of New Englia
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| term end | - 2990-04-15
- 2996-04-01
- 3011-04-01
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| abstract | - Benjamin Riles-Scott was the Governor-General of New Englia and the former Secretary of Foreign Affairs. He is the second Governor-General after James Maynard to serve non-consecutive terms in office. He ascended to office during his first term by way of the Executive Line of Succession; the only other to do this was Peter Croom. His first stint as Governor-General was problematic at best with his inexperience showing on numerous issues. He was defeated twice by Nelson Zenawi during his bid for Governor-General. He would return to the position by defeating George McLaren in the 3005 election. He stirred up controversy for his plan to send troops into Lucas Province to arrest the members of the Irish Revolutionary Front (IRF) and put an end to the ongoing and violence. After leaving office, he moved to Northport and remained there for the rest of his life and died on May 30, 3021. He is buried in Lucas National Cemetery. }
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