Part 5

From Chapter 7 of Winters Of Our Discontent:

The Act of Union was a bitter blow to the British Social Republic, already stinging from its failure to crush the American-Canadian insurgency in the North American War of Liberation. Having the two rebel nations interfere in its expansionist plans for the New World individually was enough trouble for the Republic to cope with, but now that America and Canada had combined to form a unified bloc against Britain the Locksleyites’ efforts to extend their power into previously uncolonized territories in the Americas would be rendered more difficult than ever.

Worse yet, for the first time since Oliver Cromwell’s ill-fated attempt to conquer the German-speaking territories of the Austro-Bavarian Union, the Republic faced an adversary capable of mounting a serious threat to its position in continental Europe. The leaders of the newly established United Kingdom of America and Canada made it abundantly clear that they would not stand idly by and let the heirs of Nathaniel Locksley keep imposing their brutal, soul-destroying ideology on the rest of the world...

From Chapter 3 of the book A More Perfect Union: The Birth Of The Modern UKAC by Lady Celine Dion, copyright 2001 Quebec Royal Book Publishers Ltd.:

October 9^th, 1807 marked the beginning of a new era in Western political and diplomatic history. That day, representatives of the Kingdom of America and the Principality of Canada gathered in Montreal to sign the Act of Union which would officially unify the two realms as the United Kingdom of America and Canada; the days of the British Social Republic as undisputed master of the Atlantic were, if not over, certainly dwindling...

From a plaque displayed at the entrance to a civic museum in Munich, Austro-Bavarian Union:

From Chapter 8 of Winters Of Our Discontent:

From the book We Do Not Agree: The 180-Year Feud Between The Russo- UKAC Alliance And The British Social Republic by Lt. Colonel(retired) Vladimir Putin, copyright 2001 Muscovy State Defence College:

From the time the Russian Empire and the United Kingdom of America & Canada first established formal diplomatic relations in 1818, the two powers shared a highly dangerous common enemy: the British Social Republic, which was obsessed with avenging its defeat in the North American War of Liberation and achieving world domination...

From Chapter 8 of Winters Of Our Discontent:

In forging an alliance with the Russian Empire the UKAC hoped above all else to deter the British Social Republic from attempting to retake control of its former North American territories....Russia was well-known for being the only European power other than the Austro-Bavarian Union that could meet the BSR on equal terms on the battlefield. In one or two aspects, the Russians even had a slight edge on the Social Republic....

From Chapter 13 of A Monarchy Shattered:

Despite what the apologists for the murderous UKAC oligarchy and their Russian co-conspirators would have you believe, the alliance forged between the Canadian-American kingdom and the Russian Empire in the early 19^th century was nothing less than the first step in a sinister anti-British plan whose ultimate goal was the destruction of the Social Republic and the establishment of UKAC global domination...

From a course syllabus at the European history department of San Francisco Royal University, California:

RUS 312--19^th Century Wars Between The Russian Empire And The British Social Republic

In this course students will analyze and discuss the causes, events, and consequences of the numerous military conflicts fought by the British Social Republic and the Russian Empire between 1819 and 1922. We will also look at the UKAC’s role in these conflicts, with special attention to UKAC diplomatic and political support of Russia during the so-called Dardanelles War of the 1840s....

 

From We Do Not Agree:

One of the Dardanelles War’s main causes was the Social Republic’s desire to monopolize access to the great ports of the Mediterranean Sea. This did not sit well with the leadership of the Russian Empire, who resolved to thwart these monopoly efforts by any means necessary....

 

From an exhibit at the Muscovy State Defence College Museum, Muscovy, Russian Confederacy:

From Chapter 8 of Winters Of Our Discontent:

From the day the British and Russian fleets first clashed with one another back in 1819, it was apparent to any reasonably astute observer that the Russian Empire and the British Social Republic would go to war with alarming frequency-- in fact, many of the bloodiest armed conflicts of the 19^th century would directly pit Britain and Russia against one another....

 

From an inscription at the base of the Tomb of the Unknown Martyr of the Dardanelles War, Petrograd, Russian Confederacy:

In this tomb rests a man whose name is known only to God, who perished in the defense of this nation...

From We Do Not Agree:

The primary causes of the Dardanelles War were as much economic as they were political; the British Social Republic was at the time in a period of economic decline and saw the resource-laden territories of the Russian Empire as its greatest hope for reversing that decline....

From Winters Of Our Discontent:

From a course syllabus at the Royal American Military College:

From a chapter about 19^th century Europe in a Canadian school history textbook:

The British Social Republic’s first major step along its path to war with the Russian Empire was the so-called Lisbon Conference of 1814, when the London-backed puppet governments of Spain, France, and Portugal signed a mutual defense pact with Britain pledging each of the signatory governments to come to the aid of the others in the event of what the treaty’s main provision described as "hostile intervention from outside powers"....

From A More Perfect Union:

While the UKAC had not yet fought a war with any Lisbon Conference power other than Britain, it was surely one of the Conference’s staunchest foes outside continental Europe. The political leadership in Franklin City had already made it clear on more than one occasion that their sympathies in any future war between Britain and other major European powers would rest with Britain’s enemies, and the UKAC’s primary weapons-makers were cutting deals with potential military foes of the Social Republic to furnish said foes with guns and munitions for any future conflict they might be involved in with the British...

 

From the documentary Ties That Bind: The Act Of Union 200 Years Later, copyright 2007 by the Royal American Public Broadcasting Network:

The Act of Union had been in effect for more than three and a half decades, and the United Kingdom of America & Canada allied with the Russian Empire for nearly a quarter-century, when UKAC undercover agents inside Britain began to pick up ominous hints that the British Social Republic was in the first stages of preparing to make its long-anticipated attempt to seize control of the Dardanelles Strait....