Dixie Victorious: An Alternate History of The Civil War
Published in 2004 and edited by Peter G. Tsouras. Included the following essays:
- Hell on Earth: Anglo-French Intervention in the Civil War – Andrew Uffindell
- Ships of Iron and Wills of Steel: The Confederate Navy Triumphant – Wade Dudley
- What Will the Country Say: Maryland Destiny – David M. Keithly
- When the Bottom Fell Out: The Crisis of 1862 – Michael R. Hathaway
- We Will Water Our Horses in the Mississippi: A.S. Johnson vs. U.S. Grant – James R. Arnold
- Absolutely Essential to Victory: Stuart's Cavalry in the Gettysburg-Pipe Creek Campaign – Edward W. Longacre
- Moves to Great Advantage: Longstreet vs. Grant in the West – John D. Burtt
- Confederate Black and Gray: A Revolution in the Minds of Men – Peter G. Tsouras
- Decision in the West: Turning Point in the Trans-Mississippi Confederacy – Cyril M. Lagvanec
- Terrible as an Army With Banners: Jubal Early in the Shenandoah Valley – Kevin F. Kiley
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