ClassicalFan's Alternate History
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I’ve had a few relatives in my family, including both my grandfathers and my paternal grandmother, who smoked cigarettes a lot longer than they should have, and though they did quit smoking, they paid for their smoking since their lives ended somewhat prematurely as a complication of what they...
This is a timeline of selected events in the life and family of Robert Warren Bradshaw (1807-1898), the inventor of Pepsi in my revised history.
Bradshaw Family Timeline
1753
June 9
George Bradshaw is born in London to a family of wealthy merchants.
1773
June 28
George Bradshaw converts...
This is a revised timeline of selected events in the history of soda.
Soda Timeline
1749
Ginger beer is introduced to England.
1760
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) identifies caffeine.
1761
The word “caffeine” enters the English language.
1806
The kola nut is discovered by British...
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This is a complete list of the 10 symphonies by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1833), the 10th and final of which is currently theoretical and should become a reality in either an alternate timeline or a revision of history as we know it. The symphonies notes’ contain the numerical order of...
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This is a list of American classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
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This is a list of Russian classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
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This is a list of English classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
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This is a list of Austrian classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
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This is a list of German classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
This is a list of French classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not be named...
This is a list of Spanish classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not be named...
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This is a list of Italian classical composers, both real and fictional. The fictional ones are intended to become a reality in a separate timeline or in revised history. However, the names of these composers inserted into this list are largely hypothetical. That is, they may or may not...
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This is a continuation of my series of alternate history blog articles, the first being about equating the lifespan of cats and dogs with those of humans, and the last prior to this being a revised list of Russian rulers dating from 1283 to 1917. All my alternate history articles are...
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This article can be seen as an appendix to the one about Ivan Petrov. The purpose of the article is to illustrate how much longer certain Russian rulers might live in the next revision of history; and this is assuming that, by way of Petrov, Western medicine enters Russia along...
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This is a continuation of my Renaissance History series, my 7th (and final) entry in the series. In this series, I’ve covered five out of six Renaissance men of my invention, each man of a different European country; the 6th is Ivan Petrov of Russia. This article is likely also the...
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This is a continuation of my Renaissance History series, my 6th (and penultimate) entry in the series overall. In the series, I’ve covered four out of six Renaissance men of my invention, each man of a different European country (Note: There are a lot more than six Renaissance men I’ve...
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This is the first article I’ve written that wasn’t copied and pasted from a TTI forum post. It is a continuation of my Renaissance History series, my 5th entry in the series overall.
The first article in the series is an introduction, the rest being based on Renaissance men, one...
Jacques Bonneville was a French scholar who had become a Renaissance man by 1380 after his return to France following a stay in Italy. Jacques was born in Paris on July 7, 1348. He left his native war-torn France in 1373 and ventured into the northern Italian city-states where he learned a great...
This article constitutes a second pioneer Renaissance man of my invention. You can find a list of examples of pioneer Renaissance men (all of whom are invented by myself, with the exception of four Italians) in this article. The next Renaissance man I cover is Miguel Vazquez of Spain.
Biography...
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Luciano Marrone was an Italian scholar, literary figure, painter, sculptor, and architect, as well as the first composer of Renaissance music. Luciano was born in Florence on June 27, 1340. He knew figures such as Petrarch and Boccaccio personally.
Luciano began composing in 1357 and...