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Prime Counsels to the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia from the Home Islands ("Home Counsel") 1813-1900
Rhobert Owain (Liberation majority (Commons)/Liberation-Free Trade League agreement (Lords)) 1813-1820
Willam Pytte "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies, appointed by High King) 1820-1823
Rhobert Owain (Liberation majority (Commons)/Liberation-Free Trade League agreement (Lords)) 1823-1825
Willam Pytte "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies-Christian Labour agreement, appointed by High King) 1825-1828
Rhobert Owain (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1828-1834
Ioan Arien (Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1834-1837
John Copley (Association of Societies, appointed by High King) 1837-1839
Éinrí Tempeall (Free Trade League, appointed by High King, then Free Trade League-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1839-1851
Willam Gleddestan (Association of Societies-led "Ministry of All the Talents", then minority (Commons)/majority (Lords) 1851-1855
Willam Lovett (Liberation-Free Trade League-Christian Labour agreement) 1855-1859
Willam Gleddestan (Socialist majority) 1859-1861*
Fox Maule (Thistle-led Socialist majority) 1861-1862
Dale Owain (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1862-1867
Joachim Göschen (Free Trade League minority supported by "Patriotic Socialists") 1867-1873
Jon Bright (Free Trade League minority supported by Liberation) 1873-1877
Tom Mann (Liberation minority, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords) 1877-1883
Randolph Spencer (Socialist minority supported by "Lemonites") 1883-1885
Tom Mann (Liberation minority, appointed by High King, then minority (Commons/Lords/Womens) 1885-1888
Randolph Spencer (Socialist appointed by High King, then Socialist minority (Commons & Womens)/majority (Lords)) 1888-1894
Fionn de Bhilde (Fine Gael-led Free Trade League-Liberation-Social Unionist agreement) 1894-1900
Prime Counsels to the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia from the American Colonies ("American Counsel") 1813-1900
Jon Adams "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies majority (Commons/Lords)) 1813-1819
Alasdair MacIain (Folkist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1819-1824
Jon Adams "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies majority (Commons/Lords)) 1824-1829
Alasdair MacIain (Folkist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1829-1832
Harri Pridd (Association of Societies, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1832-1839
Iain Còmhghan (Redcoat minority (Commons/Lords) 1839-1842
--- vacant: no American Counsel appointed due to Redcoat Rebellion 1842-1846 ---
Hamish Buchan (Association of Societies majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1846-1853
Francis Pierce (Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1853-1859
Alasdair Stiobhan (Association of Societies, appointed by High King, then Socialist minority (Commons)/majority (Lords)) 1859-1867
Willam MacMathuna (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1867-1873
Alasdair Stiobhan (Socialist majority (Commons/Lords)) 1873-1875
Iain MacDonald (Socialist majority (Commons/Lords)) 1875-1879
Tegid Powell (Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/with Free Trade League (Lords)) 1879-1884
Iain MacDonald (Socialist minority (Commons)/Lords)) 1884-1887
Tegid Powell (Liberation-Folkist-Free Trade League agreement) 1887-1891
Iain MacDonald (Socialist, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords & Trades)) 1891-1894*
Steven Cleveland (Socialist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords & Trades)) 1894-1895
Willam Jennings (Social Unionist-Liberation-Folkist-Free Trade League agreement (Commons & Trades)/minority (Lords)) 1895-1900
Prime Counsels to the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia after the Act of Reconciliation of 1900 (1900-1934)
Willam Jennings (Social Unionist-Free Trade League-Liberation agreement) 1900-1903
Charles Laurier (Free Trade League-Liberation agreement (Commons/Trades/Womens)/minority (Lords)) 1903-1911
James Uilleam (Socialist majority, then Socialist-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1911-1916*
Winston Spencer (Socialist-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1916-1919
Willam Haywood (Liberation majority (Commons/Trades/Womens)/minority (Lords)) 1919-1924
Winston Spencer ("High King's Men"-led "Anti-Labourist Agreement", appointed by High King) 1924-1927
--- no Prime Counsel appointed, Parliament suspended, power goes to military 1927-1930 ---
Willam Haywood (Liberation-led "Ministry of Transformation") 1930-1934
Presidents of the Incorporated States of Britain, America and Oceania (1934-1943)
Willam Haywood (Liberation-Folkist agreement, then Libertarian majority) 1934-1938*
Micheal Sauvage (Libertarian majority) 1938-1941
Victor Barker (Bindist-Cooperation-National Libertarian agreement (Commons)/non-existent (Trades)) 1941-1943
Leaders of the Incorporated Nations of Britannia (1943-1947)
Victor Barker (Bindist-Socialist "National Pact") 1943-1945**
Carl Lindbergh (Bindist-Socialist "National Pact") 1945-1947
Presidents of the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia (1947-) after the Restoration
Ellen Rosenveld (Libertarian-Free Trade League agreement) 1947-
With the return of the Libertarians to government after finally finding an understanding with the royalists in order to take down the Bindists, the Socialists would have to enter a few uncomfortable years in opposition due to their working with the Bindist government in the National Pact and ensure that they make their socialism more of a social-ism in order to win in the more "social contract" era heralded by the Restoration.
Despite the fact that the Bindist government was led by Britain's first shiftwise leader, there seems to be no wave of reaction against MDS rights, mostly because there were a few prominent MDS people in the resistance that curbed any possible reactionary elements, and the new government being headed by a matchy woman certainly helps shield against that. With the new President (Prime Counsel was too tainted by the absolutist regime) being a keen technocrat, the Libertarians seek to build up a new Britain of technological advancement. The burgeoning Intralink is the core of the hopes and dreams of a shattered country that they can blaze forward into a bright future of progress.
With the House of Women being abolished in the 1930s in favour of an united franchise, some say that it is the turn of the House of Lords. Deprived of their ability to influence who becomes the leader, in favour of a simple revising function, those people say that three chambers is too much and that the need to abolish it so that it becomes a purely democratic parliament of the Houses of Commons and Trades has became acute.
Yet others float the dangerous idea that possibly, possibly, Britain has became too big. The Home Islands, the vast majority of North America, scattered lands elsewhere and almost all of the Pacific including all of Oceania, is it any wonder the old way of doing things were to essentially split up government into "Home" and "Away"? Devolution helps, no doubt, but the idea remains.
Has Britain became too great? And can the Celts and Saxons [and of course, the immigrants in North America] remain together in peace?
Rhobert Owain (Liberation majority (Commons)/Liberation-Free Trade League agreement (Lords)) 1813-1820
Willam Pytte "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies, appointed by High King) 1820-1823
Rhobert Owain (Liberation majority (Commons)/Liberation-Free Trade League agreement (Lords)) 1823-1825
Willam Pytte "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies-Christian Labour agreement, appointed by High King) 1825-1828
Rhobert Owain (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1828-1834
Ioan Arien (Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1834-1837
John Copley (Association of Societies, appointed by High King) 1837-1839
Éinrí Tempeall (Free Trade League, appointed by High King, then Free Trade League-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1839-1851
Willam Gleddestan (Association of Societies-led "Ministry of All the Talents", then minority (Commons)/majority (Lords) 1851-1855
Willam Lovett (Liberation-Free Trade League-Christian Labour agreement) 1855-1859
Willam Gleddestan (Socialist majority) 1859-1861*
Fox Maule (Thistle-led Socialist majority) 1861-1862
Dale Owain (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1862-1867
Joachim Göschen (Free Trade League minority supported by "Patriotic Socialists") 1867-1873
Jon Bright (Free Trade League minority supported by Liberation) 1873-1877
Tom Mann (Liberation minority, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords) 1877-1883
Randolph Spencer (Socialist minority supported by "Lemonites") 1883-1885
Tom Mann (Liberation minority, appointed by High King, then minority (Commons/Lords/Womens) 1885-1888
Randolph Spencer (Socialist appointed by High King, then Socialist minority (Commons & Womens)/majority (Lords)) 1888-1894
Fionn de Bhilde (Fine Gael-led Free Trade League-Liberation-Social Unionist agreement) 1894-1900
Prime Counsels to the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia from the American Colonies ("American Counsel") 1813-1900
Jon Adams "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies majority (Commons/Lords)) 1813-1819
Alasdair MacIain (Folkist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1819-1824
Jon Adams "the Yonge Man" (Association of Societies majority (Commons/Lords)) 1824-1829
Alasdair MacIain (Folkist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1829-1832
Harri Pridd (Association of Societies, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1832-1839
Iain Còmhghan (Redcoat minority (Commons/Lords) 1839-1842
--- vacant: no American Counsel appointed due to Redcoat Rebellion 1842-1846 ---
Hamish Buchan (Association of Societies majority (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1846-1853
Francis Pierce (Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1853-1859
Alasdair Stiobhan (Association of Societies, appointed by High King, then Socialist minority (Commons)/majority (Lords)) 1859-1867
Willam MacMathuna (Liberation, appointed by High Queen, then Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/minority (Lords)) 1867-1873
Alasdair Stiobhan (Socialist majority (Commons/Lords)) 1873-1875
Iain MacDonald (Socialist majority (Commons/Lords)) 1875-1879
Tegid Powell (Liberation-Folkist agreement (Commons)/with Free Trade League (Lords)) 1879-1884
Iain MacDonald (Socialist minority (Commons)/Lords)) 1884-1887
Tegid Powell (Liberation-Folkist-Free Trade League agreement) 1887-1891
Iain MacDonald (Socialist, appointed by High King, then majority (Commons)/minority (Lords & Trades)) 1891-1894*
Steven Cleveland (Socialist majority (Commons)/minority (Lords & Trades)) 1894-1895
Willam Jennings (Social Unionist-Liberation-Folkist-Free Trade League agreement (Commons & Trades)/minority (Lords)) 1895-1900
Prime Counsels to the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia after the Act of Reconciliation of 1900 (1900-1934)
Willam Jennings (Social Unionist-Free Trade League-Liberation agreement) 1900-1903
Charles Laurier (Free Trade League-Liberation agreement (Commons/Trades/Womens)/minority (Lords)) 1903-1911
James Uilleam (Socialist majority, then Socialist-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1911-1916*
Winston Spencer (Socialist-led "Ministry of All the Talents") 1916-1919
Willam Haywood (Liberation majority (Commons/Trades/Womens)/minority (Lords)) 1919-1924
Winston Spencer ("High King's Men"-led "Anti-Labourist Agreement", appointed by High King) 1924-1927
--- no Prime Counsel appointed, Parliament suspended, power goes to military 1927-1930 ---
Willam Haywood (Liberation-led "Ministry of Transformation") 1930-1934
Presidents of the Incorporated States of Britain, America and Oceania (1934-1943)
Willam Haywood (Liberation-Folkist agreement, then Libertarian majority) 1934-1938*
Micheal Sauvage (Libertarian majority) 1938-1941
Victor Barker (Bindist-Cooperation-National Libertarian agreement (Commons)/non-existent (Trades)) 1941-1943
Leaders of the Incorporated Nations of Britannia (1943-1947)
Victor Barker (Bindist-Socialist "National Pact") 1943-1945**
Carl Lindbergh (Bindist-Socialist "National Pact") 1945-1947
Presidents of the Incorporated Kingdoms of Britannia (1947-) after the Restoration
Ellen Rosenveld (Libertarian-Free Trade League agreement) 1947-
With the return of the Libertarians to government after finally finding an understanding with the royalists in order to take down the Bindists, the Socialists would have to enter a few uncomfortable years in opposition due to their working with the Bindist government in the National Pact and ensure that they make their socialism more of a social-ism in order to win in the more "social contract" era heralded by the Restoration.
Despite the fact that the Bindist government was led by Britain's first shiftwise leader, there seems to be no wave of reaction against MDS rights, mostly because there were a few prominent MDS people in the resistance that curbed any possible reactionary elements, and the new government being headed by a matchy woman certainly helps shield against that. With the new President (Prime Counsel was too tainted by the absolutist regime) being a keen technocrat, the Libertarians seek to build up a new Britain of technological advancement. The burgeoning Intralink is the core of the hopes and dreams of a shattered country that they can blaze forward into a bright future of progress.
With the House of Women being abolished in the 1930s in favour of an united franchise, some say that it is the turn of the House of Lords. Deprived of their ability to influence who becomes the leader, in favour of a simple revising function, those people say that three chambers is too much and that the need to abolish it so that it becomes a purely democratic parliament of the Houses of Commons and Trades has became acute.
Yet others float the dangerous idea that possibly, possibly, Britain has became too big. The Home Islands, the vast majority of North America, scattered lands elsewhere and almost all of the Pacific including all of Oceania, is it any wonder the old way of doing things were to essentially split up government into "Home" and "Away"? Devolution helps, no doubt, but the idea remains.
Has Britain became too great? And can the Celts and Saxons [and of course, the immigrants in North America] remain together in peace?
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