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== Culture == == Culture ==
− Culturally, the people of the Calderon Protectorate remained Taurian in character and outlook after the secession from the Concordat; the populace regarded themselves as true Taurian patriots, but there was a markedly lower level of paranoia or prejudice against the Federated Suns in the population, perhaps unsurprisingly given that this was a significant part of the differences that first led to the Protectorate splitting away.<ref name="HB:MPSp195">''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 195, "Nationality and the Newborn Realms"</ref> + Culturally, the people of the Calderon Protectorate remained Taurian in character and outlook after the secession from the Concordat; the popular regarded themselves as true Taurian patriots, but there was a markedly lower level of paranoia or prejudice against the Federated Suns in the population, perhaps unsurprisingly given that this was a significant part of the differences that first led to the Protectorate splitting away.<ref name="HB:MPSp195">''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 195, "Nationality and the Newborn Realms"</ref>
==Gallery== ==Gallery==
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− | Culturally, the people of the Calderon Protectorate remained Taurian in character and outlook after the secession from the Concordat; the | + | Culturally, the people of the Calderon Protectorate remained Taurian in character and outlook after the secession from the Concordat; the popular regarded themselves as true Taurian patriots, but there was a markedly lower level of paranoia or prejudice against the Federated Suns in the population, perhaps unsurprisingly given that this was a significant part of the differences that first led to the Protectorate splitting away.<ref name="HB:MPSp195">''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 195, "Nationality and the Newborn Realms"</ref> |
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |