Dixieland1861
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If Robert E. Lee had not lost Order-191 he still would have had to fight somewhere and due to logistics Lee still would have had to withdraw afterwards, which would lead to the ATL battle being considered a Union win. Albert Sydney Johnson's survival would not keep the Union from winning at Shiloh and in the long run would have helped the Union, since AS Johnston was clearly out of his depth as an army commander.
From the reviews I can find, one of these scenarios is the ludicrous idea that the Confederacy could produce ironclads faster than the Union could. Another is the Confederacy quickly acting on Cleburne's proposal to turn slaves into soldiers, which ignores the actual views of the majority of the white population of the Confederacy.
If McClellan was elected in 1864, that would still give Lincoln about 4 months to win the war or be so close to winning that McClellan would see it through.
Any Confederates wishing to homestead farther west than Texas would have to renounce their citizenship and join the US, where due to population differences they would be completely drowned out by Union citizens homesteading west. Nativists cared little about immigrants homesteading the west, they were worried about them settling in the east and taking away the nativists' jobs. Another point is the slaveholding states were a lot more nativist than the free states, as shown by southern support for the "Know Nothings" and actual immigration patterns.
When I'm talking about these scenarios like I mentioned above I'm discussing how these could have played out if a different decision was made or if this battle had a different result it's just for fun though. Now about Dixie Victorious I acknowledge while some might have ignored some realities others were plausible it just so happened that chance didn't give them the opprotunity. For the southern support of nativism it was just like it's northern counterpart too. All of this is just personal opinion.