Let's say the radical elements of the French Revolution don't get to power, the nobility and clergy isn't massacred, and the country isn't thrown into the bloody mess it was.
At the first possible chance, a proper constitutional monarchy is created, and tensions are contained.
What does the geopolitical landscape of the world look like in the following decades?
Is the age of empire with rampant jingoistic nationalism still going to kick in as much as it did IOTL?
What about the Polish question? The Greek Plan? German unification?
Is Britain still going to get South Africa, now that it has no apparent excuse to invade it?
What are power relations like between the great powers of Europe?
At the first possible chance, a proper constitutional monarchy is created, and tensions are contained.
What does the geopolitical landscape of the world look like in the following decades?
Is the age of empire with rampant jingoistic nationalism still going to kick in as much as it did IOTL?
What about the Polish question? The Greek Plan? German unification?
Is Britain still going to get South Africa, now that it has no apparent excuse to invade it?
What are power relations like between the great powers of Europe?