Sir Issac Lefton's Personal Story

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I'm sure you are curious about Sir Issac Lefton, many are. As a young lad, he attended prep-school in the western shores of the British Isles. There he was able to master craft the finer skills in communication, jesting, and the occasional game of Rugby. From there young Issac Lefton moved to a series of smaller private colleges where the skills of conversation and persuasion were acquired. It wasn't until the age of 17 where Issac gained admittance into Oxford. His eventual studies led to him quite the entrepreneur near the end of his terms, as he started a small print industry outside of Kindlington. Upon graduation Issac sold his shop for a healthy sum, to which he was able to endeavor in new and upcoming industry. His most notable achievement was the creation of the Trade Officers Union, a partnership of merchants and investors to help capitalize on emerging markets. After much success in the trade market, and with great prosperity to the queen, Issac Lefton was awarded the title of knighthood.

It was at this point in life Sir Issac Lefton decided to turn his hat from the life of profit to the life of exploration. With a small crew and a cutter, he set sail for the west cost of Africa. Landing in Sierra Leone, Sir Issac and his crew made way east, to explore the black heart of jungle. Many of the treasures that decorate Sir Issac Lefton's house were acquired on this journey. Eventually Sir Issac and his team reached the Nile, where they were able to sail north into Egypt. On the back streets of Cario, Sir Issac discovered several artifact dealers selling lost plundered items from the tombs. His purchase and rescue of these lost treasures was a great victory . All of the articles were eventually donated to the British Museum, where today there is still bicker over their return.

Sir Issac Lefton continued for many more years on various such travels, exploring all continents and acquiring many rare and prized treasures.

Now as a retired, wealthy and fine educated man, Sir Issac has set forth on a new journey, to educate and inspire those young minds of today. If you seek advice, Sir Issac Lefton will be glad to offer the knowledge of a lifetime acquired.