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You're right about the Ruhr, Steve: Anyway, Napoleon's rule likely won't last very long since he'll likely still die of stomach cancer in 1821 in this TL. Then his son Napoleon II should succeed him, with a regency, of course. Who the regent will be, well, I'm not sure, to be honest.

HL, I have a question for you: What do you expect the borders in Central and Eastern Europe to look like in this TL? I'm wondering because in this TL Prussia won't get the Rhineland--so will Prussia get territorial compensation for this in the east? And, if so, where exactly in the east? I know...

Does France still conquer Algeria in this TL? Or might it be more interested in expansion elsewhere? Agreed that a France that still controls Belgium and the Saarland would be much stronger due to having much more industry and natural resources in the long(er)-run. In regards to the Bourbons...