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Option 1 would be almost a herculean task even for a combined armada. Besides problems of language, there would be weather concerns as well as being able to coordinate a combined offensive operation (which is pretty much why I said language at the beginning. Unless the French officers can...

Okay, starting from the east (brief summary included. Only doing new states): 1)Georgia (could also just be called Atlanta) - Georgia refused to cede its claim to the Alabama portion of the Yazoo Claim (which included Mississippi except the Biloxi area). 2)Alabama (could also be called Georgia...

Didn't this sorta happen IOTL?

Three days after his coronation as king, George III met with British ambassador Lord Cornwallis and French ambassador Rochambeau* to lay out a plan for the invasion of Spain. The king made it clear that he intended to liberate Lisbon and thus restore Maria I to her throne, but was also adamant...

Throughout the rest of 1803 and into 1804, the rival factions assessed their strengths, rebuilt and resupplied their military forces, and began to formulate attack plans for the coming Spring campaign season. In the American theater, Pike in Maracaibo, W.H.Harrison and Jackson in New Spain and...

There are quite a number of reasons for the decline of Austria: 1) Consanguinity - in short, inbreeding. The first rulers of Austria, the Babenbergs had fewer cases of inbreeding. When the Hapsburgs assumed the titles (margraves, dukes, archdukes, etc.) they begun to construct a mythos around...

Which is why I would say.... REBORN MONGOL EMPIRE!

The Civil War was bound to happen, even if it was delayed until the 1880s or 1890s The twin issues of states rights and slavery were driving the country toward division. The Mexican War (primarily egged on by the South's desire to expand the institution of slavery and thus keep the North from...

NOTE: As I have refrained from going into this alternate timeline's Scientific Age and the Age of Enlightenment due to the often chaotic real-life work schedule and the lack of time it would require to research actual historic figures for the purpose of affixing them into this alternate...

Looking forward to reading more. I'm already following your thread

A Bourbon prince becoming successful king of Poland-Lithuania would likely result in the Commonwealth vanishing sooner because Russia would view ANY influence that was NOT THEIRS as a serious threat. But for the sake of sparking further discussion and deeper dives, let's assume that the...

From most likely to least likely: 1) Bulgaria 2) Serbia 3) Venice 4) Genoa 5) Turkish Beylik (not Ottoman) 6) Hungary 7) Poland-Lithuania 8) Naples 9) Aragon-Catalonia To be clear, I surmise that of the powers listed, its most likely that Serbia and Bulgaria stand the best chance of seizing...

I suspect it would devolve into a three-way contest between Bavaria, Bohemia and Brandenburg.. If this contest continues long enough, Saxony could even get embroiled and make it a four-way contest.

The Mongol Khaganate had emerged from the troubled period of the Eurasian Wars, when Russia's power was cut down and the empire itself was divided territorially. The loss of the northern territories to the newly created Grand Republic of Novgorod had created a vacuum in Central Asia and Siberia...