Talk:If the South Had Won the Civil War

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I have started this page, knowing that an earlier page on this book had been deleted. I believe that in the years since that earlier page was deleted, Wikipedia policy in this field had changed. There is now both the American Civil War alternate histories page and the category on the same subject Category:American Civil War alternate histories including various other pages. Given that this sub-genre as such is accepted as noteworthy, Kantor's specific book has a significant role within it, having considerably influenced later writers. Blanche of King's Lynn (talk) 12:42, 6 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Considering how big this book is on Lost Cause apologia, in regards to the south abolishing slavery and preventing the formation of the KKK I'd be shocked and appalled if it wasn't torn to shreds by proper historians. Are there really no such cholarly sources? 46.97.170.32 (talk) 09:27, 21 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]