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text_A: Snowden's cast is mostly American.
text_B: Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable Charles Maule Ramsay -LRB- 27 January 1859 -- 7 April 1936 -RRB- was a British army officer and briefly a Liberal Unionist Member of Parliament -LRB- MP -RRB- .. British. United Kingdom. army. British Army. Liberal Unionist. Liberal Unionist Party. Member of Parliament. Member of Parliament. Liberal. Liberal Party ( UK ). He was the youngest son of the 12th Earl of Dalhousie , an admiral in the Royal Navy , and his wife Sarah nee Roberts .. 12th Earl of Dalhousie. George Ramsay, 12th Earl of Dalhousie. admiral. admiral. Royal Navy. Royal Navy. He obtained a commission as an officer in the Royal Artillery , but retired from the army at a young age .. army. British Army. Royal Artillery. Royal Artillery. He moved to the United States where he took up ranching , and married Martha Estelle Garrison of New York in 1885 .. United States. United States. He later unsuccessfully took part in the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon Territory .. Klondike Gold Rush. Klondike Gold Rush. Yukon Territory. Yukon Territory. He returned to Scotland where he became an officer in the Forfarshire and Kincardineshire Artillery Militia .. Scotland. Scotland. Militia. Militia ( United Kingdom ). Forfarshire. Forfarshire. He was a major landlord in the area having inherited a large estate in Forfarshire .. Forfarshire. Forfarshire. In 1894 , he was chosen as Liberal Unionist candidate to contest a parliamentary by-election in Forfarshire in November 1894 .. Liberal Unionist. Liberal Unionist Party. Forfarshire. Forfarshire. by-election in Forfarshire. Forfarshire by-election, 1894. Liberal. Liberal Party ( UK ). The vacancy was caused when the sitting Liberal MP , Sir John Rigby was appointed a Lord Justice of Appeal .. Liberal. Liberal Party ( UK ). Sir John Rigby. John Rigby ( politician ). Lord Justice of Appeal. Lord Justice of Appeal. The Liberals had chosen a London-based stockbroker as their candidate in preference to a local businessman , Martin White , a decision that led to many voters switching their allegiance to Ramsay , who gained the seat .. Martin White. Martin White ( politician ). He held the seat for only a few months , as he was defeated by White at the subsequent general election in 1895 .. general election in 1895. United Kingdom general election, 1895. With the outbreak of the First World War Ramsay returned to active service .. First World War. First World War. Following the ending of the conflict he devoted himself to voluntary work supporting the Navy , Army and Air Force Institutes .. C M Ramsay had no children , and became a widower in 1904 .. He died in London in April 1936 aged 77 .
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