James Early

## Early Life

Born in 1469 in Grand Island to a wealthy political father and caring mother, James Early was given a early advantage in life. He did well in school and wanted to grow up to become a politician like his father. In 1486, his father lost his job due to a new bill which cut parliament in half to pay for the new colonization of a far away land known as Yestbecka (Now known as Jamestown). Cut off from the life he was given, James Early decided to try his luck in Yestbecka in 1489 at the age of 20. When arriving, James Early found an overworked society with very little pay. He himself was put into a political position in Yestbecka and was overlooking many of the wood resource management positions.

## Round Revolt Table

In 1491, James was introduced through politics to a group of radicals who called for reform throughout Yestbecka to rise up and fight the colonization power and to declare independence. Agreeing with this idea, James used his power to round up those who believed in the cause to unite them in 1 political party, he named the Round Revolt Table. 100 members were tasked with spreading the word out to the town about this new reform and the ideas behind it. In 1492, James had risen up many of the people within the town and riots broke out throughout Yestbecka, calling for reform. Soldiers of Grand Island would soon arrive on shore, and James Early called for the people to act. Riots killed many of the soldiers and sent many into hiding. In 1492 James Early and The Round Revolt Table, declared their independence from Grand Island, and in honour of James Early, declared their new country to be Jamestown.

## The Jamestown Revolt

Throughout the war, James Early played a tight generals role in preventing the enemy from taking Jamestown or beating their morals down. He led his soldiers bravely to fight the Grand Island soldiers on the beaches in whats known as "The Push". Outmanned, he fended off his foes with lesser military power, and signed a peace treaty with Grand Island in 1498 and officially declared Jamestown to be a free country. At 29 years of age, James Early, set out on the goal of freeing all other Grand Island colonies, while also gaining power and land for Jamestown.

## The Grand Revolt

In 1505 at the turn of the century, James Early through The Round Revolt table, funded Cato, a small nation within grand island territory to revolt. They were quickly put down by King Eisenhower of The Acadian Empire. James developed a hate for Grand Island and King Eisenhower and went to war with them in what is known as The Catonese War where James  took large amounts of land and resources from the newly named Cato Island. In 1515, James funded the New Yestbecka Revolt which sparked a war between 1515 and 1517 in which the monarchy king was ejected and a democracy was put in place. Seeing this as an absolute win. Jamestown had war declared on by The Grand Island Federation which consisted of Acadia and and Grand Island. They invaded the mountain Jamestown took after the civil war, and even invaded actual Jamestown. This made James Early furious, who fought Grand Island and Acadia off the Island, but not before losing 310,000 soldiers. James wanted revenge, but did not have the resources to do so. He saw his opportunity when Robbert Norris was gaining traction over the unliked King Eisenhower. James using the RRT funded Norris to overthrow Eisenhower, and to declare independence from them. Norris did so and finally had James Early ended all Grand Island colonization. James passed away at the age of 58 surrounded by his family and son Donivan Early who would take his place at the age of 16.

## Legacy

Today, James Early is one of the most influential figure in all of the Central Hemisphere. Ending colonization completely by Grand Island, he stands as a symbol of what to fight for. He fought in major campaigns to bring his people to a better place, in both victory and defeat. James Early stands as a figure to the testimate of time.