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==Series premise==

==Plot threads==

No matter what approach one takes to classifying a plot sequence in the series—be it geographical or character based—the key element of the series to comprehend is that the events depicted in its now voluminous works are not taking place in a vacuum, but in most cases are concurrent with developments in other parts of the European center. Indeed, in aan October 2007 announcement on his web site, Flint announced an agreement that the three joint books (under contract since 2002) with best selling author [[David Weber]] will take place in a '''Naval thread''', indicating the Eurocentric focus of the series, at least taken with some expressed interest by [[Michael Stearns]] to curtail slave trading before it builds up steam, will likely create settings well outside Europe as the technologically advanced naval capabilities of the {{USE}} give it a reach not available to the average European power, even if it resorts to sailing ships over oceanic distances where the {{Emergency Committee}} and {{NUS!32}} authorities were careful to hide key portions of their library resources in order to maintain a technological edge as they {{geardown}}.

===Geographical threads===

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# 4.1.x East Central European thread-- 4: Austria, Saxony, Brandenburg, Bohemia, Hungary, Poland, Lithuania, and eastern Baltic

# 4.1.x Southeastern European thread-- 6: Provisional, Austria, Bavaria, Hungary, Romania, Ottoman Europe--esp. the Balkan's

# 4.1.x Northern Europen thread -- 7: All ScandanaviaScandinavia, Denmark, N. Germany, Baltic Region of Poland and Lithuania

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====Central European thread====

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