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  1. Neoteros

    AHC: Native-Colonist Alliance In Americas?

    You could have a very specific subset of settlers side with the natives against the rest of the settlers, if they feel like they're being discriminated against by the majority; in the case of Great Britain, you could get Catholic-Native alliances, for example. Or, you could go the New France...
  2. The Jovian

    What if doctor who wasn't put on hiatus in 1985

    Well I imagine Colin Baker wouldn't have been fired after Season 23, JNT would've been allowed to leave without Grade threatening to cancel the show if he left, we would've gotten a new producer and would've likely butterflied the 7th Doctor era, no Andrew Cartmel, Ian Briggs or Ben Aaronovich...
  3. Independent Schleswig after WWI

    One does not simply split up Schleswig and Holstein. It is against the rules!
  4. TheMann

    Have Triumph Motors continue to be a viable company up to the present day.

    You already mentioned the biggest problem a surviving MG would cause - cannibalizing sales from other brands, which is most unwise. Triumph will need every sale it can get in the 1970s and 1980s to first survive and then spend the money developing its lineup and facilities later on.
  5. Warships that survived World War Two and should have been museums!

    There’s no way the U.K. could have done an Iowa and kept Vanguard in service, hell the RN would never be able to sustain a crew for her and struggled at times even when she was in service. The best she could have got was being picked as the historical ship over Belfast.
  6. Warships that survived World War Two and should have been museums!

    The Dunquerque class were sleek and had a unique gun arrangement. It's a shame the French scrapped them.
  7. A Thorn In The Rose: A War Of The Roses TL

    All I will say is, I have plans for Anne
  8. Carolus

    Warships that survived World War Two and should have been museums!

    Here's my two cents in regards of would be museum ships. HMS Vanguard The Last Battleship the Royal Navy ever had. It's unfortunate that she had never seen any naval action that's basically render her useless when the age of the Battleship ended after WWII. Truly unfortunate she was deemed to...
  9. What if doctor who wasn't put on hiatus in 1985

    What if Michael Grade didn't become controller of BBC1 and alan yentob became controller of BBC1 before 1993. Let's say hypothetically that the job of BBC controller wasn't offered to Michael Grade and was instead offered to Alan yentob. what would have happened to doctor who?
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