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After his father’s death (912), Henry extended his realm by marrying into the royal line and taking control of Lotharingia duchy, as well as solidifying his power by defeating Magyar raiders.

Early Life and Education

Henry was born and raised on a farm near Wapato. He attended an Assembly of God church while raising registered angus cattle with his wife Feris.

He was an influential spokesperson and tireless advocate for independence. Additionally, he was an adept planter and businessman with interests in Norfolk as well as backing schemes to open navigation on both Potomac and James Rivers.

He was skeptical of ratifying the United States Constitution due to fears of its strengthening central government and lack of protections under Articles of Confederation’s Bill of Rights. For these reasons he declined being an delegate at 1787 Constitutional Convention.

Professional Career

Henry boasts an extensive professional history and impressive record, earning recognition as one of the city’s premier attorneys. His practice specializes in personal injury, civil rights and consumer fraud cases as well as criminal defence – winning many high-profile victories for clients along the way. When interviewed by FBI agents Rowland and Kettel for this investigation he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol and made statements freely as planned; interviews were voluntary arrangements between him and the agents.

Achievement and Honors

Henry the Fowler is an esteemed member of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa, serving as chapter president at Washington University and University of Connecticut respectively. Additionally, he holds memberships with Botanical Society of America where in 1966 he received their Merit Award for research conducted on Paleozoic land plants.

He proved an adept leader, expanding his kingdom with successful campaigns against rebellious dukes. Duke Arnulf of Bavaria submitted after two campaigns of war; however, Gilbert of Lotharingia proved more resistant.

Henry strengthened his position as Germany’s monarch by defeating Gilbert in 925 and marrying Lotharingia back into his kingdom through dynastic marriage; leaving a more robust kingdom behind for Otto I, his successor.

Personal Life

Henry was known as “The Fowler,” due to his passion for birding – earning him that nickname. Henry greatly expanded German hegemony north of the Alps, creating the Ottonian Dynasty of Kings and Emperors. At Lenzen on the Elbe River in 929, he routed Slavic tribes before subduing Bohemia’s Duchy of Bohemia by 934.

His colleagues appreciated his dedication to their projects. He was highly self-reliant and usually wise in judgment, quickly transitioning from departmental matters to teaching and research with deliberate focus on each project. Additionally, he enjoyed outdoor pursuits and sharing good meals with friends. Today he works at O’Connor, Acciani & Levy representing individuals injured due to negligence.