Prime Minister William Pitt proposes the Columbia Compromise, unifying the Kingdom of Great Britain and her colonies and establishing a framework for North American representation in Parliament. The American War of Independence is over before it begins. This is the history of British North America.
 
This anthology includes nine original stories from six authors. Each delves into events along the timeline between this point of divergence from established history up to the present day, from the uncertainty of early colonial conflicts to the devastation on the front line of the War of Wars, from the politics underpinning a British mission to land a man on the moon to rivalry on the cricket grounds of New England. Accompanied by extensive appendices including maps, biographies, letters and diaries, they collectively describe an alternate history of the sisterhood between a very British North America and Great Britain, the story of Columbia & Britannia.

3 August 1813: A division of American conscripts leaves Newport News, Virginia, bound for Europe. The unit becomes the first Continental Army division to fight in Europe.

5 August 1942: French and British Colonial forces fighting in the War of Wars cross the Rhine south of Frankfurt. They meet British and Austrian forces at Augsburg in southern Bavaria days later.

6 August 1868: Allison B. Duffy, widely recognized as the "Mother of Women's Suffrage," is born in in Baltimore, Maryland.

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