i've finally started making more headway for British history in my ASB ATL, and have gotten on the time of the War of the Sixth Coalition. the War of 1812 still takes place ITTL, and may last a little longer or end earlier depending on what happens in Europe
a major difference here is that Napoleon doesn't invade Russia, so the War of the Sixth Coalition doesn't begin in the same way as IOTL. the War of 1812 begins in the same way, but how can war break out in Europe again? (because i feel its inevitable, considering the rapid succession of Coalition Wars before then)
ideally, this or a subsequent Coalition War will result in Napoleon's exile, though with all those extra troops from not invading Russia, how could this be achieved? through covert means, perhaps? or a pincer maneuver, a replay of Cannae that Napoleon himself is caught in?
a major difference here is that Napoleon doesn't invade Russia, so the War of the Sixth Coalition doesn't begin in the same way as IOTL. the War of 1812 begins in the same way, but how can war break out in Europe again? (because i feel its inevitable, considering the rapid succession of Coalition Wars before then)
ideally, this or a subsequent Coalition War will result in Napoleon's exile, though with all those extra troops from not invading Russia, how could this be achieved? through covert means, perhaps? or a pincer maneuver, a replay of Cannae that Napoleon himself is caught in?