What if America had lost the Revolutionary War? Or there had never been one? What if Cardinal Richelieu had sold Canada to the Huguenots in 1627? It all happened once and then history was restored, more or less. Such tampering and ensuing repairs have left a mess. Things just can't be put back exactly as they were, causing historians to scratch their heads and ask, "What the hell?" Only a small group working to maintain the timeline knows what really happened the first time around. Now comes an explanation for these anomalies. This work, the first in a series, addresses three such instances: Benedict Arnold and the Second Revolutionary War; King George and the German Empire; and Richelieu, the Huguenots and New France.