TURN=5
EFFECT=Dutch: 300 gold
Jakob Fugger (1459-1525)
Extremely successful German merchant active in early import and export 
business from the East Indies. Exceedingly rich, he loaned money to 
Emperor Maxmillian I of Germany.

TURN=57
EFFECT=Dutch: Free Veteran Statesman in St. Martin
Peter Minuit (1580-1639)
Director-general of the Dutch West India Company's colony in America, 
he bought the Island of Manhattan from the Indians for $24....!

TURN=72
EFFECT=Dutch: 2 free veteran Stagecoaches in St. Martin
Peter Stuyvesant (1610-1672)
First successful governor of the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam (New 
York), he ruled harshly and promoted increased trade and increased 
protection of New World interests.

TURN=77
EFFECT=Dutch: Receive The Corporation
Jan de Witt (1625-1672)
Dutch statesmen and Chief Minister of the United Provinces of the 
Netherlands, he sought to abolish the office of the stadtholder and to limit 
the power of the House of Orange. 

TURN=20
EFFECT=Spanish: Veteran Explorer around Pueblo
Francisco de Coronado (1510-1554)
Spanish conquistador who led the first European expedition into the 
American southwest. He was the first to observe the Grand Canyon and the 
Pueblos of New Mexico. Coronado was a careful organizer and a great scout 
who gleaned valuable information about a wide area.

TURN=18
EFFECT=Spanish: Veteran Explorer in Florida
Hernando de Soto (1500-1542)
Ruthless Spanish Conquistador who led the first European expedition into 
the southeastern areas of North America. He landed in Florida and 
explored much of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, 
and Arkansas.

TURN=51
EFFECT=Dutch: Veteran Explorer in Canada
Henry Hudson (????-1611)
English explorer, in the service of the Netherlands, who explored 
Chesapeake and Delaware bays and the Hudson River as far north as 
present-day Albany. Hudson later discovered Hudson bay and was finally 
killed by mutineers. Hudson bay became a primary fur trapping 
preserve, and the Hudson Bay Company operated extensive trapping and 
processing facilities for many years.

TURN=85
EFFECT=French: Veteran Explorer in Mississippi
La Salle (1643-1687)
French Explorer who sailed down the Mississippi River into the Gulf of 
Mexico and claimed  for the French Crown all land drained by this mighty 
river. He was instrumental in establishing French dominance west of the 
Appalachians.

TURN=135
EFFECT=English: Veteran National Guard and Veteran Hussar around Jamestown 
George Washington (1732-1799)
Commander of American revolutionary forces and first President of the 
United States, George Washington displayed a remarkable ability to train 
and inspire colonial forces to victory.

TURN=140
EFFECT=English: Receive Guerilla Warfare and Veteran Minutemen around Jamestown
Paul Revere (1735-1818)
American patriot who served in the Continental Army during the War of 
Independence and roused the minutemen as British forces approached. 
Paul Revere's example as a patriot allows colonists working at productive 
duties to become minutemen, capable of rallying to the defense of the  
colony in times of danger.

TURN=35
EFFECT=English: Receive Privateering Companies and 2 Veteran Privateers in Carribean
Francis Drake (1540-1596)
England's greatest seaman of the Elizabethan period, Drake was a 
formidable privateer who terrorized the Spanish Main with a fleet of 
fifteen ships then rescued a floundering English colony.

TURN=138
EFFECT=English: Receive Magnetism and 2 Veteran Frigates in Atlantic
John Paul Jones (1747-1792)
Daring Scottish naval commander who served for the colonies during the 
War of Independence, he demonstrated his incredible abilities in many 
daring exploits in battle.

TURN=153
EFFECT=English: Receive Democracy and Veteran Statesman around Jamestown
Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Great US statesman, framer of the Constitution, and third President of the 
United States, Jefferson promoted the development of democratic 
institutions within Colonial America.

TURN=57
EFFECT=English: 2 Armed Braves at Jamestown
Pocahontas (1595-1617)
Powhattan Indian princess who mediated tensions between the English 
colony at Jamestown and the Powhattan Confederacy of Virginia. 
Pocahontas married John Rolffe, an Englishman from Jamestown, which 
led to a period of peace between the Indians and the English.

TURN=145
EFFECT=English:??
Thomas Paine (1737-1809)
Englishman that migrated to Philadelphia and wrote the important, 
inflammatory pamphlet, "Common Sense," which strongly advocated total 
independence for the colonies. He later wrote "The Rights of Man" in 
favor of the French Revolution, and finally "The Age of Reason."

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EFFECT=Neutral: 
Simon Bolivar (1783-1830)
Organized and, in large part, conducted the rebellions in a vast area of 
northern South America, liberating current-day Venezuela, Colombia, 
Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.

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Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Colonial and later US Statesman who became the first Postmaster, 
printer, and foreign ambassador in the English colonies. He was also one 
of the first great American scientists. Franklin, as ambassador to Europe 
in the Continental Congress, brings coherence to the colonies' relations 
with foreign powers.

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William Brewster (1567-1644)
One of the Pilgrim Fathers and framers of the Mayflower Compact, 
William Brewster served as the first Pilgrim minister, and was 
instrumental in organizing the party that sailed on the Mayflower.

TURN=98
EFFECT=English: Receive Theology
William Penn (1644-1718)
English Quaker leader and founder of Pennsylvania, William Penn 
obtained a large land grant in North America for religious freedom. This 
land later became Pennsylvania. 

TURN=65
EFFECT=French:???
Father Jean de Brebeuf (1593-1649)
French Jesuit Missionary who died at the hands of the Iroquois in the 
Huron country of Canada in a battle between the Hurons and Iroquois. He 
translated the Catechism into the Huron language and was canonized in 
1930.

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Juan de Sepulveda (ca. 1490-ca. 1573)
Spanish philosopher and "humanist" who argued for harsh treatment of 
the natives. He based his reasoning on the proposition that the Natives 
were incapable of ruling themselves because of their savagery; this was 
proved by their inability to resist Spanish invasion...

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Bartolome de Las Casas (1474-1566)
The "Apostle of the Indians," Las Casas was a Spanish missionary who 
sailed with Columbus' third expedition. His efforts to protect the native 
population from slavery and abuse led him to speak on their behalf in the 
Spanish courts on several occasions.

