| Dunster | |
|---|---|
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| Vital statistics | |
| Title | Lord |
| Gender | Male |
| Status | Alive |
| Ships | None |
| Relationships | Thomas Hamilton (colleague) |
| Appearances | Mentioned in: XII. |
| Portrayed by | N/A |
Lord Dunster is a member of the Parliament of England.
Biography[]
Season Two[]
In a flashback to 1705, Lord Alfred Hamilton and his son Thomas argue about offering the pirates of Nassau a Royal Pardon, which Thomas hopes to do by passing an act in Parliament. Lord Alfred scoffs and says there aren't four votes in Parliament for such a thing. Thomas quickly names Lords Sutton, Dunster, Lewis, Form and Philpott in response, saying he just named five and doesn't even need to make an argument for them. After this, a lengthy campaign in Whitehall ensues between the two over the pardon issue.
Quotes[]
"There aren't four votes among the lords for something as absurd as this. "
"Sutton, Dunster, Lewis, Form, Philpott. There's five. They're easy. I haven't even opened my mouth to make an argument."
- Alfred and Thomas Hamilton.