british republic

Princess Victoria dies an infant then during the reform riots things get worse with King William assassinated causing Ernest to gain the throne and his unpopularity spuring on the British Revolution

Hello Everyone! For those readers of my previous timeline, Into the Unseen Era, I’m sorry to report that I’m putting that on ice because Microsoft Word ate the entirety of my notes for the timeline. That basically broke whatever will I had to keep working on it as those notes contained...

Introduction 'I seek Liberty and Happiness in this land of Hope and Glory, for the fortune of the many and to myself I prey for the goodness of the Commonwealth and for all who wonder here, I thank God for protecting this great land and the wellbeing of others, of tyrants Kings and Queens I...

Scenario: WW1 Late CP Victory (no USA intervention) A mutiny erupts in Portsmouth by sailors refusing to go on a suicide mission. Troops are sent to crush the mutiny but instead join the sailors. All across the country, soldiers and sailors set up soviets reminiscent of the Bolsheviks in...

What if "The Days of May" had turned into a violent revolution? What if the Third Reform Act had been further stalled? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Days_of_May This is a period of history I know very little about, and am intrigued as to just how close Britain came to having a French style...

Following the death of Queen Victoria's mother and husband in 1861, Victoria went in to a depression fueled isolation, and just barely performed the functions of Queen of the British Empire. This was at the same time that rumours were circulating that the Crown Prince (the future King Edward...

What happens if the English revolution doesn't happen? What changes? What does it look like? Personally I think this is a bit ASB. (OOC: this is my first DBWI)

Let's suppose that the POD is that the Cromwell's Commonwealth survives and becomes more or less an aristocratic republic. The British colonies of America are: a) New England colonies that either exist individually or are joined in one large colony, b) Maryland (includes parts Pennsylvania) and...

So my current timeline Stars and Stripes Ascendant is based off a trilogy of books with an Ameriwank where the United States successfully invades Britain in 1866 due to a war over the Trent Affair, with the book ending in Britain's capitulation and the forced abdication of Queen Victoria. Under...

Okay, let's say that in the aftermath of Albert's death, Victoria loses all interest in the crown and Britain becomes a Republic. What are the hoards thoughts and ideas on this?