i did not use the following game types:

games that ended before 1904
7-way draws
games with clear indications of multi-accounting
games in which 3 or more players resigned:

When England draws, who else draws?

Turkey 57%
Italy 50%
France 48%
Germany 45%
Russia 38%
Austria 32%

When England is eliminated, who solos?

France 33%
Turkey 21%
Germany 17%
Russia 15%
Italy 8%
Austria 6%

When England solos, who's eliminated?

Germany 74% (wow!)
France 62%
Russia 62%
Austria 46%
Italy 38%
Turkey 21%

Average year of English victory: 1911
Best Ally: none, potentially Italy
Greatest Adversary: France

a few things i gathered from this is that again, we see that austria's success is linked to english success but the converse is not necessarily true. turkey had some suprising statistics in that if england did well, turkey also did well but if england did poorly, turkey did not necessarily do poor. it seems to me that turkey's key bet is to keep england alive long enough to allow turkey to get a solid foothold. after that, turkey will thrive.

additionally, something i noticed not seen in these statistics is that when england was defeated, it was far more often to end in a draw among other countries than it was for the game to end in a solo.

the assumption based on the rather even drawing percentages is that england can draw with just about anyone with turkey turning out slightly higher.