Richard Cameron (28th c.)
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Richard Cameron II | |
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| Personal | |
| Born | 9 February 2744[1] |
| Died | 27 December 2766 |
| Affiliation | House Cameron |
| Profile | |
| Profession | First Lord |
| Family | |
| Parents | Simon Cameron (father) Jessica Drillson (mother)[1] |
| Siblings | Elizabeth Cameron Helena Cameron[1] |
| Spouse | Elise Graham[1] |
| Children | Amanda Cameron[1] |
Richard Cameron (b. 9 February 2744 - d. 27 December 2766) was the sixth and last First Lord of the Star League under the Cameron bloodline.[1]
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Biography
Due to his succeeding his father at a young age, Aleksandr Kerensky served as his regent until he came of age. During this time, the high council diluted the First Lord's power. When he came of age, his actions and assassination led to the collapse of the Star League. One of his first pieces of legislation was Executive Order 156. The protests of the council, combined with a lifetime of manipulation by Amaris, led to his reign becoming increasingly despotic in nature. In 2763, he passed the Taxation Edict, which increased the already oppressive tax burden on the Periphery. He ordered General Kerensky to enforce this edict with his troops.[citation needed]