About: Clarence Potter

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Clarence Potter was a Confederate States Army Intelligence officer in the Great War, the Confederate Army's head of Intelligence during the Second Great War, and a relatively consistent enemy of Jake Featherston, although, for the good of his country, Potter ultimately supported President Featherston. He gained notoriety during the Second Great War by sneaking into Philadelphia, the de facto capital of the United States, and detonating the first North American superbomb in the city.

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rdfs:label	Clarence Potter
rdfs:comment	Clarence Potter was a Confederate States Army Intelligence officer in the Great War, the Confederate Army's head of Intelligence during the Second Great War, and a relatively consistent enemy of Jake Featherston, although, for the good of his country, Potter ultimately supported President Featherston. He gained notoriety during the Second Great War by sneaking into Philadelphia, the de facto capital of the United States, and detonating the first North American superbomb in the city.
dcterms:subject	POVs Authors of Non-Fiction Generals Smokers Spies Soldiers of the Second Great War Soldiers of the Great War POWs of the Second Great War Southern Victory Characters Confederates Terrorists Members of the Confederate States Whig Party Private Investigators 1880s Births (Fictional Work)
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	through In at the Death American Front
Spouse	None
Name	Clarence Potter
Religion	Agnostic
Affiliations	Whig Party (CSA)
Occupation	Intelligence officer, soldier, private investigator
Race	White people (Southern Victory)
Nationality	Confederate States (Southern Victory)
abstract	Clarence Potter was a Confederate States Army Intelligence officer in the Great War, the Confederate Army's head of Intelligence during the Second Great War, and a relatively consistent enemy of Jake Featherston, although, for the good of his country, Potter ultimately supported President Featherston. He gained notoriety during the Second Great War by sneaking into Philadelphia, the de facto capital of the United States, and detonating the first North American superbomb in the city.

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