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'''Martin Cabot''' was the first [[Terran Alliance]] governor appointed to rule the new colony on [[New Earth]].
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'''Martin Cabot''' was the first [[Terran Alliance]] governor appointed to rule the new colony on [[New Earth]].<ref name=D&Jp11-12>''DropShips and JumpShips'', pp. 11-12</ref>
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
The first colonist ship [[TAS Ark|TAS ''Ark'']] launched in [[2116]] with almost five hundred bound for the existing scientific outpost on New Earth.  Martin Cabot was the first Terran Alliance governor appointed and directly reporting to the Terran Alliance Parliment on [[Terra]].
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The first colonist ship [[TAS Ark|TAS ''Ark'']] launched in [[2116]] with almost five hundred bound for the existing scientific outpost on New Earth.  Martin Cabot was the first Terran Alliance governor appointed and directly reporting to the Terran Alliance Parliment on [[Terra]].<ref name=D&Jp11-12/>
  
 
On March 8th, many speeches were given on both Earths to mark the historic occasion but Martin Cabot's has been lost to history.
 
On March 8th, many speeches were given on both Earths to mark the historic occasion but Martin Cabot's has been lost to history.
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==References==
 
==References==
 
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* ''DropShips and JumpShips'', pp. 11-12
 
  
 
==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==

Revision as of 03:24, 3 August 2015

Martin Cabot was the first Terran Alliance governor appointed to rule the new colony on New Earth.[1]

History

The first colonist ship TAS Ark launched in 2116 with almost five hundred bound for the existing scientific outpost on New Earth. Martin Cabot was the first Terran Alliance governor appointed and directly reporting to the Terran Alliance Parliment on Terra.[1]

On March 8th, many speeches were given on both Earths to mark the historic occasion but Martin Cabot's has been lost to history.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 DropShips and JumpShips, pp. 11-12

Bibliography