1875-1880 : English Oceania

What if Brittany had still been independent when America was discovered?

Here is that story!
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In Oceania, the Brazilians only keep the St. Jean and Marianne Islands. The English conquered the rest. All the Brazilian settlers from the small islands and the Philippines are expelled. In total more than 200,000 people. The largest part goes to the St. Jean and Marianne Islands.

In Conania, the English are forced to keep the Brazilian settlers in Conania. The Brazilians want to keep their influence over this region and threaten reprisals against the English settlers under their guard in Angola. Moreover, 400,000 English settlers from Angola end up settling in Australia.

The English, however, confined the Brazilian settlers to the south-eastern corner of the mainland island, where they were by far the most numerous. This limited the movement to 200,000 people, 100,000 of whom left for the St. Jean and Marianne Islands.

The colony takes the name of Australia, the name Conania being reserved for the Brazilian zone. The English will try to drown the Brazilian population with English settlers and keep it in precariousness, as for the Irish. However, the province of Conania remains dangerous for the English settlers.