What circumstances could lead to Britain ultimately conceding independence to the 13 Colonies, but where it completely retains the old west, Canada, Florida and the lands between the proclamation line of 1863 and the Mississippi?
How would an Atlantic-seaboard bound United States develop in its early decades, and what would be the British approach to administration of their still vast North American territories, and dealing with issues of relations with the natives and potential white settlement in these lands?
Would the altered and enlarged British North America spanning from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Mexico still be colloquially called "Canada" or some different name?
How would an Atlantic-seaboard bound United States develop in its early decades, and what would be the British approach to administration of their still vast North American territories, and dealing with issues of relations with the natives and potential white settlement in these lands?
Would the altered and enlarged British North America spanning from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Mexico still be colloquially called "Canada" or some different name?