If the south would of won or fought to a draw against the USA. I think the CSA would lose slavery very fast. The CSA would have learned the lessons of the Civil War and tried to industrialize as fast as they could. I don't buy this ideal the south would of tried to hold on to an slave agricultural society.
All nations learn lessons from war. But the people on this board try to project a south that would not change. After fighting against the industrial might of the USA and losing over 200,000+ dead, believe me the south would change very fast into a industrial nation. You would find the slaves soon replaced Irish and European immigrants to work in factories. The CSA would not stay the same and slavery would be dead either way.
All nations learn lessons from war. But the people on this board try to project a south that would not change. After fighting against the industrial might of the USA and losing over 200,000+ dead, believe me the south would change very fast into a industrial nation. You would find the slaves soon replaced Irish and European immigrants to work in factories. The CSA would not stay the same and slavery would be dead either way.