Talk:England

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NB: Not all of America, of course, only the Solemn League and Covenant of North America, a triangular-shaped country stretching from the Maritimes to Georgia to Manitoba, roughly. Other sovereign states on the North American continent include the Presidency of Florida-Caribbea (now extinct, two regions of textfrom the original articlewhich have been repatriated to the NAL as the provinces of East Florida and West Florida), the Intendancy New-France), el Reino de Tejas, The Republic of Louisianne, the Republic of Alta California, Montrei, the People's Democratic and Ecotopic Republic of Oregon, and the Soviet Republic of Alyaska. There is also a debatable land called Deseret, currently being squabbled over by Louisianne, Alta-California, Oregon and the local Deseretians.

First Lord

Does the First Lord have to be a Lord? I'm assuming not, since John Smith has no title attached to his name. If a woman is chosen, would her title be First Lady?

Might this mean the title of Prime Minister would be unused in Commonwealth nations, and possibly less common outside the Commonwealth as well? Nik 00:42, 30 November 2005 (PST)

I would assume not because the First Lord *here* hasn't needed to be since the early 1800s. One would assume the situation is the same *there*. --Kgaughan 05:45, 14 March 2006 (PST)

Second House?

I've been meaning to ask--what is this business about the "Second House of Plantagenet" all about? Zahir 04:31, 30 November 2005 (PST)