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Missed your first comment. Mesoamerican cotton is expensive up there. Which is why its used for special guests as a sign of wealth. Its used for the same as the silk dress, they want to show they're not poor savages to the European traders. But most of them will use leather and wool. I'm glad...

A not horribly destructive WW3, leaves both Canada and the US surviving, but in hard straits. To survive they combine resources and form a single country under a new wartime government.

That's why scientists are confused that genetic testing seems to show only genes from male neanderthals entered humans DNA. If human women and Neanderthal males were making babies, why weren't human males and neanderthal females? The most likely reason is some biological problem. Maybe their...

Actually your amazingly close. I just won't tell you which part is closest. I like how I changed things, just enough to ease things up a bit without huge changes. It will make the explosion better. Thanks for the opinion it was very helpful. Cheers.

Peace Rally's of New England May 12th, 1812, New York, New York The city had stopped work for the day. There were simply too many rallies, counter rallies and parades, to get anything that wasn't essential done. Federalists, merchants and those opposed to war could be heard on street corners...

Retcon Uneasy Peace Burlington, Vermont, April 20th, 1812 Peter ran outside while his wife grabbed the children. He saw a few people running down the street, but couldn't make out any details in the darkness, he was also distracted by the roar of flames that were coming from the windows...

I actually agree with you. It did get kind of out of hand. In my head I'm picturing a vicious Indian war, which inflamed American passions and did something similar to Canadians. It hasn't quite gelled on the screen. As for Canadians, I had pictured them not becoming this angry until an...

Grizzly's have occasionally moved that far North. It seems to be more about the grizzly population recovering then global warming, since they're becoming more common throughout the Pacific Northwest.

It's not so much challenging the British navy, as an attempt to control US waters against anything that isn't a fleet. Also the Federalists know they can't win against the British navy, but this might let them defeat Madison in the upcoming election. They're not the doves anymore, but they're...

Wow I was nominated for a Turtledove Award!:D Thanks Shevek23. Ok, this has given me a nice boost. I swear there will be a substantial update by Friday, if not sooner. :D

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That does sound interesting. I'll keep reading.

Butterflies. With a civilization this extensive in the North, colonization attempts will be far different, which will result in different people, different social and political pressures, and different technological focuses. The US isn't going to exist in TTL.

I hope you had a great holiday. Well the Militia is spread throughout the territory, making a complete map of their actions would be almost impossible. However I'll probably put up a map with the general locations when the Indians attack. About 4 or 5 posts from now. The supplies are...

I've been following the discussion. I won't give away anything serious, but I'll say this, you won't be disappointed. Surprised yes, disappointed no.

Totally original. I needed someone like him for future purposes, so he's simply a smart guy in the right place at the right time. Thanks for reading. Well that will be coming up soon, so I guess I'd better get my thick skin ready. Cheers. :)

Comments, criticisms and blinding hatred are always appreciated. Cheers

Scrapping the Barrel Halifax, May 5th, 1812, The harbour buzzed with activity as the three ships sailed into port. The HMS Guerriere, fired off some of its cannons causing the large crowd to burst into cheers. More cheers erupted as the British Redcoats appeared on deck, standing smartly...

The Wild Chase May 3rd, 1812, Somewhere in the Northwest Territory The men groaned, cursed and yawned as they trudged through the woods, the mosquito's were so thick it was hard to see more then 10 feet away, and the mossy ground covered slick rocks and roots, dozens of men had sprained...

This is a long shot, but I think its the only way to do it. Admiral Yamamoto survives WW2, but everything else goes pretty much the same as OTL. However in the early 1950's the Cold War flares up a lot worse than OTL. The US and Japanese government, decide that Japan needs a real army. But the...