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Famously partial to receiving crates of [[Mousseux de Chambéry|Clos de Montferrand]] at gatherings hosted amongst the family's [[Domaine Forté|sprawling tea plantations]]. | Famously partial to receiving crates of [[Mousseux de Chambéry|Clos de Montferrand]] at gatherings hosted amongst the family's [[Domaine Forté|sprawling tea plantations]]. | ||
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{{Quote|"I would take leftism more seriously if it wasn't a theatre of audition for the management caste, and there wasn't the perpetual shell game of charitable funding leading back invariably to the taxpayer or some disinterested billionaire foundation, both operated by the management caste."|Remarks at an Election Rally|[[Beaufort]], {{AN|1754}}}} | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 06:42, 9 March 2026
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Who's Who of Nouvelle Alexandrie | |
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| Full Name | Federico Augusto de Almagro y Strong |
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Vice-President of the Government (1749 AN - present) Secretary of Defense (1749 AN–present) Secretary for National Mobilisation (1744 AN - 1749 AN) Deputy of the Federal Assembly for North Lyrica (1744 AN-present) |
| Birth Date | 12.X.1716 AN (45 AN years) |
| Parents | Felipe Felix de Almagro y Lorca and Penélope Strong |
| Spouse | Assumpta Bonita Ferrer (m. 13.IX.1751 AN) |
| Children | Hilda (b. 1752 AN) · Malthus (b. 1754 AN) |
| Family | Grandson of Felipe de Almagro and great-grandson of Augustus Strong |
| Occupation | Politician, Plantation Owner |
| Political Affiliation | FHP |
| Organizations | Humanist Vanguard |
| Known For | Viva la humanismo, carajo! |
| Residence | Beaufort, North Lyrica |
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Federico Augusto de Almagro y Strong, commonly known as Fred Strong, is a Humanist politician and plantation owner from North Lyrica, notable for being the scion of two political dynasties - being the grandson of Felipe de Almagro and the great-grandson of Augustus Strong.
He was first elected as Deputy to the Federal Assembly in the 1744 general election representing the Region of North Lyrica.
Famously partial to receiving crates of Clos de Montferrand at gatherings hosted amongst the family's sprawling tea plantations.
Selected quotes
"I would take leftism more seriously if it wasn't a theatre of audition for the management caste, and there wasn't the perpetual shell game of charitable funding leading back invariably to the taxpayer or some disinterested billionaire foundation, both operated by the management caste."
See also
- Felipe de Almagro
- Maximillian de Almagro
- Augustus Strong
- Federal Humanist Party
- New Alexandrian general election, 1744
- North Lyrica