YAY ! THAT MEAN I'M STILL A FRENCHM........
...... oh wait.......
......crap, that mean I'm still a frenchman......
seriously, even by losing, France regained some of its territories at the negociation table so england would not lose eveything, maybe just the west indies or some indian posts. Florida still being spanish could have ramification later on.
The beginning made me chuckle, if I can admit.
I agree with the last parts fully. Britain would lose at the truly absolute worst:
-all their western colonial claims beyond the Appalachians (equivalent to the 1763 proclamation line). France wouldn't just hand off Forts Duquense or Toulouse, after all!
-confirmation of *New Brunswick/northern Maine (AKA mainland Acadia) as French territory. Perhaps this is put under Louisbourg's authority as a reconstituted, rump Acadia. Since this was the lightly-settled part of Acadia before the 1710 Conquest, perhaps they can move some Acadian refugees there to begin repopulating for a reconquest of Nova Scotia (*peninsula Acadia).
-the 'Ceded Islands' of OTL (Dominica, St. Lucia, Tobago, Grenada) are unilaterally French again. Maybe if France does
really lucky, some of the islands from Britain's Leeward Islands (Antigua, St. Kitts, British Virgin Islands, Barbuda, Montserrat).
-some select Indian trading posts. Someone help me out here?
Britain's big Indian posts, Nova Scotia (*peninsular Acadia), Newfoundland, Rupert's Land, and of course the thirteen colonies would never be lost in 1763 - I think France will be lucky to just hold the British colonial empire at their 1754 borders with how weak New France was and metropolitan France's lack of attention to it. It'd take another colonial war where France smashes Britain to take back all of North America save the thirteen colonies (since those areas were still barely populated by Anglos till the 1780s, post-ARW).