United Kingdom of Great Britian and Scotland

Archangel Michael · Mar 7, 2004

Anyone what that pre-1800 that an act of Union would created the United Kingdom of Great Britian and Scotland?

Tyr · Mar 7, 2004

...huh? What do you mean?

tom · Mar 7, 2004

Mikey said:
Anyone what that pre-1800 that an act of Union would created the United Kingdom of Great Britian and Scotland?

This is English?

Sean Swaby · Mar 7, 2004

grammatically it isn't. Although based on the string of words it seems Mikey was asking if anyone can come up with a pre-1800s United Kingdom of ENGLAND and Scotland. I assume he wants it well before the 1800s.

Xen · Mar 7, 2004

Didnt that happen in like 1707 or something like that.

Sean Swaby · Mar 7, 2004

That's correct Xen. At any rate maybe Mikey was hoping for someone to do a TL based around the 1200s and Falkirk.

Xen · Mar 7, 2004

Oh in that case maybe something where King James unites the countries when he becomes the King of England as well.

Grey Wolf · Mar 7, 2004

1800 implies the act of union with Ireland was on Mikey's mind, but as stated that with Scotland has already occurred the best part of a century earlier

Grey Wolf

DuQuense · Mar 7, 2004

Double Blind

Perphaps if William Williams had failed to defeat the English, there by preventing the Scotish Irish union of 1640,, Of Couse that would mean the collaspe of the Scots-Irish Colonies of Darien and Pamama.