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  1. Urgent Help Needed- New British Commonwealth

    Hi I have a research assignment for a Professor which lets me exeriment with counter factual history. (yeah!!) She wants to know if the British had a different racial policy, or were nicer to the natives how would relations between an independent India and Britain turned out? Or perhaps...

  2. Intrigue at Tudor Court

    http://www.archsoc.com/games/Mary.html Couple of really good games on Tudor intrigue

  3. Margaret, Queen of Norway, Scotland and England

    Margaret, Princess of Norway became the Queen of Scots at the age of three on the death of her grandfather, Alexander III. Margaret set sail from Norway to her new realm in the autumn of 1290, but took ill during the stormy voyage and died soon after reaching the Orkney Islands around September...

  4. Emperor Rudolf and No Tragedy and Mayerling

    I think this was discussed ages back on the old boards, WI there is no tragedy at Mayerling and Crown Prince Rudolf surives to succeed Emperor Franz Josef. t was claimed by, among others, Empress Zita, widow of the last Emperor, Karl that the Crown Prince was killed either at the behest of...

  5. Act of Settlement not passed

    The Act of Settlement of 1701 famously passed succession to the British throne to Sophia Dorothea, Dowager Electress of Hanover and heirs of her body. This brought the German Georges to England, allowed the parliament to expand its powers and set forth a certain chain of events. I recently...

  6. AH written in 1921

    An AH essay written in 1921 discussing the effects of a successful restoration of James II and Stuart rule. http://www.jacobite.ca/essays/if.htm

  7. SALIC LAW

    Now the Salic law is supposed to restrict inheritance of certain thrones such as France and Hanover only to men. After some research I find The Salic Law (Lex Salica) is a code of law written around the time of Clovis (476-96) for the Salian Franks, in Latin mixed with Germanic words. It...

  8. Russian Restoration and Olga I

    1917-Grand Duchess Olga, Tatiana, Anastasia and the Tsarvietch Alexis are spirited away to Denmark. The Tsar, Tsarina and Marie are killed at Ekatrinburg. Grand Duke Michael and other leading romanovs also killed as in OTL. Whites and Reds battle in Russia 1918-Alexis is proclaimed the Tsar of...

  9. Arthur I of England and the Tudor Empire

    Arthur, Prince of Wales, eldest son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York does not kick the bucket after inhaling fumes of Welsh marshes. He lives to be hale and hearty and breeds enthusiastically with his bride, Katherine of Aragon. In Iberia, Juana the Mad throws herself off the palace wall on...
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