Thanks so muchGoodness, I hate to see this end, but I pretty much feel that way with all of your works. It’s been a pleasure, and I can’t wait to read what you come up with next!
cheersI really enjoyed this!
Thanks so muchGoodness, I hate to see this end, but I pretty much feel that way with all of your works. It’s been a pleasure, and I can’t wait to read what you come up with next!
cheersI really enjoyed this!
Glad you liked itGreat story that I have thoroughly enjoyed. Thankyou!
Wholesomely agree with this.God(s) bless King Henry and Queen Anna with a long life, and a peaceful Kingdom/Empire indeed.
If you are ending this story now, then that is of sadness to me @VVD0D95 but I can see why this is a good spot to go out.
Cheers abd thank you for all your helpWholesomely agree with this.
Though thought it would be a long-runner like Panthers and Lions that covered THREE reigns. But this story also did not disappoint.
Well done. I will miss this timeline but look forward to your other works.So, after eight months and roughly 300 thousand words and 301 chapters, this mammoth story is done.
I thought ending it here was the right place to go, given that I've addressed everything that I set out to, and it felt natural.
I wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who has read and commented and liked the story, your feedback and just knowing you were reading kept me motivated to keep going.
After spending years wanting to write something on Henry Frederick, to know that I have done and that you felt it good enough to get a Turtledove (thanks btw!) means a lot to me.
So, thank you.
ThanksWell done. I will miss this timeline but look forward to your other works.
Glad you enjoyed itAnother epic tale reaches a successful conclusion. I loved every minute of it and can’t wait to see where your imagination will lead us next time.
It was a pleasure.Cheers abd thank you for all your help![]()
Glad you liked itGood story sad to see this ending would be intresting to see how the future shipped up.
Thank you for reading itHenry Frederick is certainly one of the more interesting figures of 16th century English history. Thank you for giving him the TL he deserves.
Ahhh thanksWell written story you did. Be proud, because holy hell, this needs to be published.
Jacob Rees-Mogg Would Be Insulted To Be ForgottenAll I can image is this meme
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May just me relevant to British members, but does anyone else get a Dominic Cummins and Boris Johnson vibe about Robert Carr and James I?
And He Only Became A Royal Highness By Marrying The King's DaughterIOTL the first male line grandson (great-grandson but this is a technicality) of a British King not in the immediate succession line (aka neither a son nor a sibling of heir apparent) in centuries after Plantagenet era was this dude:
Born in 1776!