Barry Garcia scripsit:
> Spain decided that they'd open the doors of colonization to anyone who
> wished to go, rather than leaving the land alone for about a hundred years
> as they did in our timeline (OTL). Montreianos come into the picture here.
Are they called Montreianos already in Spain, and if so, how did they get
that name? I sort of assumed that the people were named after their new
city/country rather than vice versa.
> There
> still are some small border skirmishes from time to time, but these are
> generally over water rights (a proposed plan to build a canal that would
> deliver water to the Los Angeles region from Montrei rivers was shot to
> hell quite vociferously by Montreianos in the 1930's).
I'm surprised: I would think they would rather build the canal and
then gouge Angelenos for the water charges. Your decision, obviously.
> Hopefully I got the Ill Bethisad general history right ;).
I don't see anything wrong.
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