Hanover falls in 1759 and George II ends involvement in the 7 Years War.
Desperate to get his homeland back, he offers Louis XV all/most of Britain's gains back.
How does the British Parliament respond when this Treaty is presented for ratification?
Many in Britain felt HIs Majesty's "other domain" dragged them down in continental commitments.
Could they flatly refuse to trade Canada, the Bengal trading forts, and whatever they may have conquered from France (most of the French West Indies weren't conquered until the next few years OTL) back for Hanover?
Desperate to get his homeland back, he offers Louis XV all/most of Britain's gains back.
How does the British Parliament respond when this Treaty is presented for ratification?
Many in Britain felt HIs Majesty's "other domain" dragged them down in continental commitments.
Could they flatly refuse to trade Canada, the Bengal trading forts, and whatever they may have conquered from France (most of the French West Indies weren't conquered until the next few years OTL) back for Hanover?