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William Drake Bowdoin

Young socialite and friend of Cowperwood in New York.

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Also known as William Drake Bowdoin, Bowdoin, Billy, Mr. Bowdoin

First appearance: l a new york mansion

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A wealthy suitor who nearly proposes to Berenice but is warned off by a friend about her reputation.
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AMAnson MerrillFAFrank A. Cowpe…JJJohn J. McKentyBFBerenice FlemingBFBevy FlemingWDWilliam Drake Bowdoin

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Character groups

  • New York and Local Opponents
  • Chicago Business Rivals
  • Protagonist
  • Extended Social and Business Network
  • Cowperwood's Inner Circle

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