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Rank: Noble private coachman

Name: Wilson Page Baumann

Ethnicity: English (German and French descent)

Age: 25 yrs.

Height: 5ft 5in

Single

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Skinny man so not that strong💀

Curly hair for days

indecisive with decisions

very quirky when close

quite reckless

Tend to get into trouble even when not intentional

lazy sometimes

very timid and shy towards strangers

introverted

Gladly runs away if danger approaches

Hella curious

Open to learn

Pretty smart

Seems Aloof

Sympathetic

Loyal

Hard worker (if passionate)

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When it comes to decisions, he can be indecisive

His biggest charm is getting himself into trouble no matter the circumstances.

Pretty smart and is still learning 🤌💅

Can get pretty timid and shy when you first encounter him, but the more you know him the more quirkyyy he gets 🤪🤌 (im scared💀)

He is really going to get fired for not doing his job 💀 (loses motivation quickly)

Quite impulsive and may like chaos a bit too much

He thinks highly of himself

Not very strong with those skinny bones

Very curious fellow but only steps in the daredevil mindset when others do it FIRST

Likes shiny and expensive things lol

Sometimes like an NPC in the background

Loves horses (especially the 'hold on your horses' joke)

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Wilson has an interest in horses and possibly agriculture which is why he works as a private coachman in the city. He is pretty royal himself as he gets to work for several famous merchants, businessman and royals. He still sticks to his roots as he comes from a poor agricultural family and works in his parent's farm on the weekends.

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How much money did the upper class make in the Victorian era?

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How much money did the upper class make in the Victorian era?

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The very small and very wealthy upper class got its income (of £1,000 per annum or often much more) from property, rent, and interest.

The upper class had titles, wealth, land, or all three; owned most of the land in Britain; and controlled local, national, and imperial politics.

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Revenues from agricultural enterprises and rents were the primary source of gentleman’s income.

Landowners also had the right to vote, which non-landowners did not. That done, all financial ties with the business which had made him wealthy had to be severed to remove the stain of the trade from his family.

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double-breasted

shawl

finished in double points at the lowered waist

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half boots with laces

which came to be known as Oxford shoes

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made of linen or cotton

low collars are occasionally turned down

worn with wide cravats (Around the neck, knotted in the front and puffed up to hide the shirt collar and create a pigeon-like neck)

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black

long in height

smaller in breadth

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different colour from the coat or jacket (lighter)

loose

starts at waist and end at covering 3/4 of the foot (full-length)

fly front (a front zipper)

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Dark colour

Tight-fitting

Long sleeves

Shoulders were narrower and slightly sloped

Cinched waist (chest looking wider)

knee length in front

inverted triangle shape (tail) after the waist to the ankles

double-breasted - overlapping front laps; the jacket's front has two symmetrical columns of buttons till the bottom of the jacket

wide lapels (not notched)

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Wilson Page Baumann - main Coachman and Farmer at weekends

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Wilson Page Baumann - main Coachman and Farmer at weekends