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HomeDialogues"The land must bear fruit and feed the people, not amuse a crowd of wealthy crooks. Allow the peasants to plow

"The land must bear fruit and feed the people, not amuse a crowd of wealthy crooks. Allow the peasants to plow

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  • "The land must bear fruit and feed the people, not amuse a crowd of wealthy crooks. Allow the peasants to plow
  • "I don't want any problems with the merchants. Let the peasants find themselves another field to plow."
  • "Take the oak grove. It is my gift for you."
  • "I trust your judgment."
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  • "The land must bear fruit and feed the people, not amuse a crowd of wealthy crooks. Allow the peasants to plow
  • "Take the oak grove. It is my gift for you."
  • "I trust your judgment."
  • "The land must bear fruit and feed the people, not amuse a crowd of wealthy crooks. Allow the peasants to plow
  • "I don't want any problems with the merchants. Let the peasants find themselves another field to plow."
  • "Take the oak grove. It is my gift for you."
  • "I trust your judgment."
  • "Your subjects wish to clear and plow some nearby oak groves, where wealthy men, both local and Brevan, have h
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