McSweeneys - Revision history

JesseW: add indirect mention of them from RS

2020-03-04T02:26:47Z

add indirect mention of them from RS

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	After the success of the revolutionaries establishment of a [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea\|Republic]] after the fall of the Empire, several members of the McSweeneys moved to the neighbouring island of [[Nafooi]] to try to continue the old empire.		After the success of the revolutionaries establishment of a [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea\|Republic]] after the fall of the Empire, several members of the McSweeneys moved to the neighbouring island of [[Nafooi]] to try to continue the old empire.

			A jug "from the McSweeney dynasty" is mentioned in passing as being owned (and destroyed) by [[Effie King]] in {{RS\|, p. 28}}.

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Jagra at 13:35, 28 February 2017

2017-02-28T13:35:48Z

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	The McSweeneys are a very old established family, despite their name which doesn't fit in with the other four houses: [[Sungs]], [[Tangs]], [[Hongs]] and the [[Fangs]].		The McSweeneys are a very old established family, despite their name which doesn't fit in with the other four houses: [[Sungs]], [[Tangs]], [[Hongs]] and the [[Fangs]].

			After the success of the revolutionaries establishment of a [[People's Beneficent Republic of Agatea\|Republic]] after the fall of the Empire, several members of the McSweeneys moved to the neighbouring island of [[Nafooi]] to try to continue the old empire.

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2013-12-15T23:29:31Z

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	The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.		The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.

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Old Dickens at 23:49, 7 September 2013

2013-09-07T23:49:29Z

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	The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.		The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.

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2013-09-07T23:48:33Z

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	The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.		The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House\|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.

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Osiris: 1 revision: Discworld import 2

2012-09-24T00:05:22Z

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One of the five noble families in the [[Agatean Empire]] who wrestle for the rule of the [[Counterweight continent]] and periodically succeed in getting a member enthroned as Emperor.

The McSweeneys are a very old established family, despite their name which doesn't fit in with the other four houses: [[Sungs]], [[Tangs]], [[Hongs]] and the [[Fangs]].

==Annotation==

The McSweeneys might even be described as a '''Noble House'''... refer to James Clavell's [[wikipedia:Noble_House|novel]] of the same name concerning the machinations of the founding families who built Hong Kong and established Anglo-Chinese trading dynasties. In particular Dirk Straun who, like the McSweeneys, has a Scottish name.

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