Hugues l'Abbé is the son-in-law of Robert le Fort. On the latter's death, Hugues inherited the property of the Robertian family, and became the most influential aristocrat in the kingdom. Hugues ensures the supervision of Eudes and Robert, the two young sons of Robert le Fort. He became adviser to Louis II le Bègue then to the young kings Louis III and Carloman. It was he who called the German Emperor Charles the Fat to reign over France. Hugues plays his role well and prepares the rise of Eudes and Robert who will both be kings of France.
Robert Smalls he was a slave on a cotton plantation in Beaufort, South Carolina, owned by the McKee. Thanks to his mother, he managed to learn to read and write, something that would be essential for his future. After some bad harvests and in need of extra income, Henry McKee he decided to rent some