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Harry Turtledove's 1998 novel set in Timeline-191, depicting WWI-era combat on American soil between the U.S. and the Confederate States allied with Imperial Germany.
How Few Remain is a 1997 alternate history novel by Harry Turtledove that serves as the opening installment of the Southern Victory series. The premise imagines a timeline where the Confederate States successfully seceded, leading to a renewed military conflict between the United States and the Conf...
Settling Accounts: In at the Death is a 2007 alternate history novel by Harry Turtledove, serving as the eleventh and final book in the Southern Victory series. It concludes an alternate timeline where the Confederate States of America maintained independence into the 20th century and aligned with f...
The Great War: American Front is a 1998 alternate history novel by Harry Turtledove and the second book in the Southern Victory series. Set in an alternate 1914, the narrative explores a timeline where the Confederate States of America remains an independent nation allied with Britain and France, wh...
The Great War: Walk in Hell is a 1999 alternate-history novel by Harry Turtledove and the second volume of the Great War trilogy within the Southern Victory series. It depicts an alternate First World War fought across North America, with the United States and Confederate States aligned with opposin...
Tenth Southern Victory novel by Turtledove (2006), depicting the USA's advance into Confederate territory and early exposure of a Confederate genocide against Black citizens.
Ninth in Turtledove's Southern Victory series (2005), following armored campaigns across the American South as both nations deploy tanks and air power in earnest.
Fourth Southern Victory novel by Turtledove (2000), concluding the Great War tetralogy as the United States breaks through Confederate lines to end the conflict.
Eighth Southern Victory novel by Turtledove (2004), launching the Settling Accounts tetralogy as the USA and CSA enter a WWII-equivalent conflict in the late 1930s.
Fifth in Turtledove's Southern Victory series (2001), set in the 1920s as the defeated Confederacy breeds resentment and demagogue Jake Featherston rises to power.
Seventh in Turtledove's Southern Victory series (2003), depicting Featherston's electoral victory and the Confederacy's drift toward fascism before a second world war.
Sixth Southern Victory novel by Turtledove (2002), covering the Depression-era 1930s as the Confederate Freedom Party consolidates power under Featherston.
