damein fisher
Banned
If the British did much better in the war of 1812, they had planned on establishing a Native American Buffer state based on Tecumseh's Confederacy.
While my timeline does feature the British doing much better in 1812, it does not ret-con Tecumseh's death, he still dies taking Detroit [a successful capture ITTL]. I was creating a basic idea of this alternate Treaty of Ghent when I began to wonder why the British would still establish this buffer state.
If they went back on this plan, it wouldn't be the first time the British betrayed a deal they made with the Native Americans. So how likely is it for the British to go back on their proposed buffer state?
While my timeline does feature the British doing much better in 1812, it does not ret-con Tecumseh's death, he still dies taking Detroit [a successful capture ITTL]. I was creating a basic idea of this alternate Treaty of Ghent when I began to wonder why the British would still establish this buffer state.
If they went back on this plan, it wouldn't be the first time the British betrayed a deal they made with the Native Americans. So how likely is it for the British to go back on their proposed buffer state?