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Your engineers and soldiers are welcome on my soil. Just stay away from the sheep. 
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Formerly known as Masuro.
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ahh that would be the Kiwis that you need to worry about
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Ah, I heard about them.
Turn sent. Combustion to you.Formerly known as Masuro.
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wow Combustion
Thank you kind Sir
The laying of Rail continues throughout your fine lands
It is so so slow watching the Purple Injuns head south for Dutch Country
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The units will be obsolete by the time they arrive.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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Flight in 10 turns.
The Indians (purple) moved two spearmen into my territory. Hmm, are they looking for trouble? And with spearmen?Formerly known as Masuro.
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1705
well galleons have been docking in the J.Bower Naval Base...
and crews are being retrained in the all new transporters
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1710
the new transporters have hit the Grand Korean Ocean
new waves of engineers are on their way
do you mind if they do some mining and swamp draining
or they can concentrate only on more railroads for you
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They are welcome to improve the Korean landscape but please do not alter anything I've done.
Thanks for the help.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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The Indian spearmen had a look around, turned, and went back over the border. The Indians must have invented Tourism.
The Iroquois have rebuilt a city on the site of their ruined capital.Formerly known as Masuro.
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The Dutch and the Iroquois have kissed and made up.
How are the Iroquois keeping up technology? They are only a couple behind us . . . .Formerly known as Masuro.
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