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| − | '''Southern Victory''', also known as "Timeline 191", is a series of alternate history novels (eleven in all), written by American author [[Harry Turtledove]]. They are set in a world where [[General Lee]]'s offensive into Maryland succeeds, ending the [[American Civil War]] much earlier and allowing the Confederacy to win a decisive victory. Although on the surface an alternate history, the series is really a retelling of real-world history, with the United States loosely representing Russia and the [[USSR]] and the Confederacy as [[Germany]]. | + | '''Southern Victory''', also known as "Timeline 191", is a series of alternate history novels (eleven in all), written by American author [[Harry Turtledove]]. They are set in a world where [[Robert E. Lee|General Lee]]'s offensive into Maryland succeeds, ending the [[American Civil War]] much earlier and allowing the Confederacy to win a decisive victory. Although on the surface an alternate history, the series is really a retelling of real-world history, with the United States loosely representing Russia and the [[USSR]] and the Confederacy as [[Germany]]. |
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Southern Victory, also known as "Timeline 191", is a series of alternate history novels (eleven in all), written by American author Harry Turtledove. They are set in a world where General Lee's offensive into Maryland succeeds, ending the American Civil War much earlier and allowing the Confederacy to win a decisive victory. Although on the surface an alternate history, the series is really a retelling of real-world history, with the United States loosely representing Russia and the USSR and the Confederacy as Germany.