WestVirginiaRebel
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As we know, the Scots-Irish were among those who settled the American frontier in the 1700s and it was their familiarity with the backwoods which helped America win the Revolutionary War.
My question is, could this tenacity have resulted in an alliance and an eventual Scottish-Irish Empire, perhaps beginning in the 12-13th centuries?
Would this alliance have conquered England, or would they have been content on allowing England to slide into relatively minor status as a member of the Empire by the nineteenth century? And what would happen to England's royalty as a result?
My question is, could this tenacity have resulted in an alliance and an eventual Scottish-Irish Empire, perhaps beginning in the 12-13th centuries?
Would this alliance have conquered England, or would they have been content on allowing England to slide into relatively minor status as a member of the Empire by the nineteenth century? And what would happen to England's royalty as a result?