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'''Davis Avellar''' (2656-?) was a 27th century ruler of the [[Outworlds Alliance]]. | '''Davis Avellar''' (2656-?) was a 27th century ruler of the [[Outworlds Alliance]]. | ||
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The grandson of the colourless [[Adolfo Avellar]] Davis immediately made an impression on the Outworlds Alliance, unfortunately it was a bad one. In a successful bid to encourage immigration, he instituted tax breaks for immigrants, alienating Alliance natives. Rather than persist, Davis repealed his own legislation, winning support. From that point he was careful to avoid controversy. | The grandson of the colourless [[Adolfo Avellar]] Davis immediately made an impression on the Outworlds Alliance, unfortunately it was a bad one. In a successful bid to encourage immigration, he instituted tax breaks for immigrants, alienating Alliance natives. Rather than persist, Davis repealed his own legislation, winning support. From that point he was careful to avoid controversy. | ||
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==Titles and Ranks== | ==Titles and Ranks== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
* ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)]]'' | * ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)]]'' | ||
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[[Category: Minor Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | [[Category: Minor Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | ||
[[Category: Periphery Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | [[Category: Periphery Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | ||
[[Category: Outworlds Alliance Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | [[Category: Outworlds Alliance Characters|Avellar, Davis]] | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 25 December 2011
Davis Avellar (2656-?) was a 27th century ruler of the Outworlds Alliance.
History
Early Life
The grandson of the colourless Adolfo Avellar Davis immediately made an impression on the Outworlds Alliance, unfortunately it was a bad one. In a successful bid to encourage immigration, he instituted tax breaks for immigrants, alienating Alliance natives. Rather than persist, Davis repealed his own legislation, winning support. From that point he was careful to avoid controversy.
Davis decided to stand down as President upon being diagnosed with heart disease. As his daughter Avellar was only fifteen years old, Davis' sister Heather Avellar led a regency government for the next three years.