Personally I think Italy might have bitten off more than it could chew here. It is a big addition to its territory and much of it in the Balkans. It might well have wound up regretting getting what it asked for.
1) again who says that ? Iam referring to the battle of the mast here .
2) and the Roman republic was a centralized state with a professional army ...
3) fair enough.
4) by most means it was closer to a client than vassal and again it was not like feudalism in this regard since it heavily...
The topography file I was at 80m intervals and I was too lazy to fix it for the great lakes. They're basically as OTL, generally a few meters lower actually.
Exactly. I can’t I’m afraid- unlike some of the other posters on this thread- come up with an exact date the CSA would have abolished slavery- but I can say with confidence that they would have clung to it as long
as possible. And that would have been a VERY long time(yes, quite a ways into the...
I guess small-scale like in otl Dutch and Sweden before it becomes large after the Qing conquest.
Hmmm... so a better landing site would be near the Aztecs, just like with Cortez?
True GuildedAge- but maybe the Persians were so overconfident(after all they vastly outnumbered the
Greeks- which of course is why to this day we regard the stand of the 300 with such awe & respect)that
that’s why they didn’t even bother(@ least for a while)to look?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiller_YH-32_Hornet
http://www.aviastar.org/helicopters_eng/hiller_yh-32a.php
Could the trend of ultralight weight helicopter and gunships take off during the sixties and deeply impact ground and airwarfare ?
Somebody up thread once asked what happened to Ariana Grande in TL 191. I come to tell you I have the answer!
Astronaut Ariana Lobosca is pictured mugging for the camera before the launch of the STS-376 mission from Liberty Space Center, 22 July 2013
The entire fleet was actually manned almost entirely by non-Chalcedonian Christian sailors. They also happened to be the one who built those ships.Whether they were forced to do so was questionable because theoretically they were exempt from military duty because that's what the extra tax was...
Wendell Wilkie would have been a good president I think. Unlike most Republicans of the time he wasn't an isolationist and supported the Allies. His book you mentioned is really good. In fact it reminds me of Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech
Well if the Commonwealth offer is accepted, presumably this marks a shift in the trend of European development and cooperation between London and Paris, rather than Paris and Bonn.