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Halstead was a town in Atlantis. During his winter campaign, Victor Radcliff made the British garrison at Halstead his second target after capturing Sudbury. Halstead was even easier pickings than Sudbury had been; Halstead had not accepted occupation, and so every British soldier was located in the barracks there when Radcliff attacked.

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rdfs:comment	Halstead was a town in Atlantis. During his winter campaign, Victor Radcliff made the British garrison at Halstead his second target after capturing Sudbury. Halstead was even easier pickings than Sudbury had been; Halstead had not accepted occupation, and so every British soldier was located in the barracks there when Radcliff attacked. Halstead was the Imperial lord of Aroughs and earl of Fenmark during the Rider War. He is known to have had seven sons, all but the youngest of whom (Tharos) having fled or gone into hiding. He also had at least one daughter, Galiana. After the end of the Siege of Aroughs, he hid in a wine cellar. Rather than risk Varden lives trying to capture him, Roran ordered his men to ignite pots of oil to smoke him out. Halstead waited too long and was suffocated by the fumes.
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abstract	Halstead was a town in Atlantis. During his winter campaign, Victor Radcliff made the British garrison at Halstead his second target after capturing Sudbury. Halstead was even easier pickings than Sudbury had been; Halstead had not accepted occupation, and so every British soldier was located in the barracks there when Radcliff attacked. Halstead was the Imperial lord of Aroughs and earl of Fenmark during the Rider War. He is known to have had seven sons, all but the youngest of whom (Tharos) having fled or gone into hiding. He also had at least one daughter, Galiana. After the end of the Siege of Aroughs, he hid in a wine cellar. Rather than risk Varden lives trying to capture him, Roran ordered his men to ignite pots of oil to smoke him out. Halstead waited too long and was suffocated by the fumes.

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