stonewall jackson

I just wanted to say before I get started that I know Gettysburg is one of the most common pod's for a Confederate victory TL so I acknowledge a certain lack of originality. But rest assured I mean to make the rest of the story as engaging as I can. With that out of the way, let's get to it...

During the Northern Virginia Campaign, Stonewall Jackson came extremely close to death. On August 26, at Manassas Junction, a Union soldier aimed directly at Jackson and fired, but missed his shot. But let's say the bullet finds its mark and Jackson dies nine months early. What would be the...

Love him or hate him, nobody can deny Stonewall Jackson's status as one of the most iconic figures of the American Civil War. And a big part of why he became so iconic was his death from health complications caused by a friendly fire incident at the Battle of Chancellorsville. What if this...

It's 1861 and the Union has a brilliant plan to win the Civil War quick and relatively bloodless. Unfortunately for them, their advance towards Richmond was halted at Manassas by Stonewall Jackson whos brigade played a major part in holding back the Union. However, what if this had not been the...

I am wondering if I could get opinions about what happens in specific at Chancellorsville if Jackson lives? I am not asking SO Jackson had been at Gettysburg, that has been done. Had the battle reached its climax or could the army have been crushed against the Potomac river or in the United...