After reading a Gettysburg article in an Armchair General issue I ask. If Lee won the battle of Gettysburg and made it Philadelphia could this scenario happen:
U.S.A or the CSA asks for negotiations to begin with Britain and France helping out both sides. Each of the four sides has terms for a peaceful end to the war.
USA
No more slavery expansion
The CSA must rejoin the USA
Certain Confederate leaders must answer for crimes.
CSA
State vote on whether or not to allow slavery.
Lincoln must step down and new election be held with Southern candidates having equal representation as the Northerners.
Slavery allowed to continue.
Britain and France
Slavery must end.
Monroe Doctrine must end
The agreed terms end up being:
Lincoln steps down
Confederate leaders allowed to go free
A compensation amount is agreed upon between the two halves
France is helped out in Mexico
The Monroe Doctrine no longer applies to Britain and France
Is this scenario possible? What would the ramifications be for North and South America in this scenario?
U.S.A or the CSA asks for negotiations to begin with Britain and France helping out both sides. Each of the four sides has terms for a peaceful end to the war.
USA
No more slavery expansion
The CSA must rejoin the USA
Certain Confederate leaders must answer for crimes.
CSA
State vote on whether or not to allow slavery.
Lincoln must step down and new election be held with Southern candidates having equal representation as the Northerners.
Slavery allowed to continue.
Britain and France
Slavery must end.
Monroe Doctrine must end
The agreed terms end up being:
Lincoln steps down
Confederate leaders allowed to go free
A compensation amount is agreed upon between the two halves
France is helped out in Mexico
The Monroe Doctrine no longer applies to Britain and France
Is this scenario possible? What would the ramifications be for North and South America in this scenario?