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His Grace Duke Edward ‘River Oak’ Chandler III presides over the agricultural Kent County basin territories encompassing grain fields, livestock pastures, estate cider orchards and trading depot boatyards along the vital Grand River passageway flowing westward through the lush temperate Michigan fruit belt region into Lake Michigan near growing settlements like Muskegon, Grand Haven and Holland populated by industrious immigrant tradesmen drawn from Amsterdam Dutch enclaves now connected to new world prospects found sailing due west once emerging past Gibraltar straits towards the Americas. The venerable Chandler dynasty claim privileged descent from minor English Midlands nobility holding barrister and magistrate colonial settlement governance posts tying regional Staffordshiregentry political support to Whig party prime minister Sir Robert Walpole’s sustained strategic power machinations countering Tory country land bank bloc resistance and Catholic Stuart restoration efforts throughout the early 18th century epoch seeing global empire expansion benefitting those well positioned in London financial markets underwriting gone seafaring discovery voyages increasingly sustained through enforced bond laboring and lucrative overseas spice commodities triangular trade masterminded by powerful City of London and Bristol counting house merchant kingpins. By the era of Napoleonic War economic attrition despite Trafalgar naval battle triumph, shrewd capital diversion into Michigan territory land speculation provided younger cadet sons fresh opportunities unencumbered by primogenitor inheritance hierarchy and modest domestic production estate constraints. Now entering his fourth decade overseeing growth around his Cherry Grove riverside manor base directing regional commercial distribution flow through the bustling inland port of Grand Rapids, Duke Chandler balances production health through crop rotation science, apple cultivar grafting innovation and yearly thoroughbred bre
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His Grace Duke Edward ‘River Oak’ Chandler III presides over the agricultural Kent County basin territories encompassing grain fields
,
livestock pastures
,
estate cider orchards and trading depot boatyards along the vital Grand River passageway flowing westward through the lush temperate Michigan fruit belt region into Lake Michigan near growing settlements like Muskegon
,
Grand Haven and Holland populated by industrious immigrant tradesmen drawn from Amsterdam Dutch enclaves now connected to new world prospects found sailing due west once emerging past Gibraltar straits towards the Americas
.
The venerable Chandler dynasty claim privileged descent from minor English Midlands nobility holding barrister and magistrate colonial settlement governance posts tying regional Staffordshiregentry political support to Whig party prime minister Sir Robert Walpole’s sustained strategic power machinations countering Tory country land bank bloc resistance and Catholic Stuart restoration efforts throughout the early 18th century epoch seeing global empire expansion benefitting those well positioned in London financial markets underwriting gone seafaring discovery voyages increasingly sustained through enforced bond laboring and lucrative overseas spice commodities triangular trade masterminded by powerful City of London and Bristol counting house merchant kingpins
.
By the era of Napoleonic War economic attrition despite Trafalgar naval battle triumph
,
shrewd capital diversion into Michigan territory land speculation provided younger cadet sons fresh opportunities unencumbered by primogenitor inheritance hierarchy and modest domestic production estate constraints
.
Now entering his fourth decade overseeing growth around his Cherry Grove riverside manor base directing regional commercial distribution flow through the bustling inland port of Grand Rapids
,
Duke Chandler balances production health through crop rotation science
,
apple cultivar grafting innovation and yearly thoroughbred bre
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