Re: Alternate history[Here's my Timeline](long)

Because the population of much of the Maritimes, from what I've studied,
is 
predominantly Cletic to begin with.  I recently learned that there are,
for 
instance, Dialects of the Irish Gaelic language still spoken in
Newfoundland 
that have gone extinct in their native regions of Ireland.

As for the joining of the Celtic states, again, a lot depends on certain

events happening in real life to make it not only politically desirable,
but 
also economically and militarily necessary.

Brian B

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From: Tom Anderson <thomas.anderson@university-college.oxford.ac.uk>

could someone explain this to me? why exactly would the maritimes seek
to
join up with the celtic british states? i'm not even sure that the
celtic
british states would join up amongst themselves, let alone want to hook
up
with ex-canadians (no offence to putative ex-canadians!). are there any
Scots, Irish or Welsh listers who would like to comment?

tom

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