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In Patagonia

The history of Aurikania and Pathagounia

The complete unabridged history in four volumes

With copious notes on the manner of the original manuscript

Excerpt from Treachery Strikes House Patagonia

There is treachery in house Patagonia.  The house guard has been struck down with the death of all five standard bearers.  The dead bodies of several house Aurikanian Officer corp from Prince Blake’s retinue were found on the palace grounds.  This was not immediately brought to the attention of neither the king nor his counsel but in due time it was discovered that a gruesome scene had unfolded on the parade grounds of the royal palace.  The Patagonian house standard-bearers were found dismembered with their regalia torn from their command stands. Upon further investigation it appears that insurgents from house Prince Blake’s entourage  had killed the entire Patagonian standard-bearer core. Replacements were immediately found and put in place.

Marching to the sound of the guns the Patagonian army formed up and gave battle to Aracania in a battle that lasted a full evening.

Patagonia on the frontier 1762. This is the story of two imagi-nations Set in a time long ago.

Table of Contents Volume I-III:

I  The foundation of the territories and the naming of the provinces.

            A. Ancient Times, see The Island of Marnon and other historical fables.

            B. The War and the division of Auricania and Patagonia

II Early Naval Architecture

III  The Royal families: Prominent Families and Individuals

IV The Lineage of the House of Patagonia

V  The Armies

VI The Armies Part the Second

VII  The Rules of Warfare

VIII  The Naval Atlas of the Western Sea and the colonies

IX  The Island of Marnon and early histories including fantastic stories and myths from long ago

X  The solar calendar of the Auricanian and Patagonian hemisphere

Illustrations:

Plate 1: Maps

Plate 2 Illustrations

Plate 3 Photographic engravings 

The eve of the terror in which all of the standard bearer cadre had their regalia torn from their command stands and littered on the parade ground.