Francis M Johnson

Francis Michael Johnson or Frank Johnson (May 17, 1933- June 2, 2005) was a professor, scholar, author and former marine who served as the 18th chairman of the Dunmer Republic from 1980 to 1988. He was born and grew up in Heart City, Heart Forest and he studied at the University of Heart City and he graduated with a degree in political science in 1953. He got employed at the University of Skur in 1955 as a professor. in 1964 he enlisted in the Dunmer Marine Corps and fought in the Stick War. After the war he went back to teaching at the University of Skur but left in 1967. He eventually got into politics and joined the Dunmer People's Party where he rose up the ranks over time. He had 3 children one of whom is Blake Johnson who followed in his footsteps. He would eventually run in the 1980 Dunmer Federal Election which he would come out victorious. He would also run for a second term in 1984 and would win again. He stepped down in 1988 but remained in the party before retiring in 1998. He would live at his estate in Willfield, Heart Forest where he would spend his time hunting, fishing and writing. He would pass away after a stroke on June 2nd, 2005. Some books he wrote were "The New Dunmer Republic" and "The Dunmas Riddle".