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Settling Accounts: The Grapple

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Settling Accounts: The Grapple is a 2006 novel by Harry Turtledove and the third book in the Settling Accounts sequence, which forms the concluding part of his Southern Victory alternate-history series. It depicts the continuing Second Great War between the United States and the Confederate States, with United States forces advancing into Confederate-held territory. The novel also exposes evidence of the Confederate government's systematic persecution and mass killing of Black citizens, linking the military campaign to the series' political and racial history.

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What is Settling Accounts: The Grapple?

It is a 2006 alternate-history novel by Harry Turtledove. The story follows the continuing Second Great War in the United States and forms part of the concluding Southern Victory sequence.

Where does The Grapple fit in the Southern Victory series?

The novel is the third book in the Settling Accounts sequence. Settling Accounts is the concluding part of Turtledove's larger Southern Victory alternate-history series.

What war is taking place in The Grapple?

The book depicts the continuing Second Great War, Turtledove's alternate version of the global conflict. Its events follow the transformed political and military history established earlier in the Southern Victory books.

Who wrote Settling Accounts: The Grapple?

Harry Turtledove wrote the novel. He is known for large-scale alternate histories that change the outcome or course of major historical conflicts.

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