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The novel begins with Confederate forces, having split the United States in half with their drive into Ohio, pushing east into the industrial heartland of the United States. Eventually the Confederates are halted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where heavy street-fighting ensues. Under the command of General Irving Morrell, US forces pull off an encirclement of the Confederate army by driving through the weaker flanks held by Mexican troops. By the end of the book all CS soldiers within Pittsburgh have surrendered.

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rdf:type	Book
rdfs:label	Drive to the East
rdfs:comment	The novel begins with Confederate forces, having split the United States in half with their drive into Ohio, pushing east into the industrial heartland of the United States. Eventually the Confederates are halted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where heavy street-fighting ensues. Under the command of General Irving Morrell, US forces pull off an encirclement of the Confederate army by driving through the weaker flanks held by Mexican troops. By the end of the book all CS soldiers within Pittsburgh have surrendered.
dcterms:subject	Alternate History Works Set in the United States 2005 Works Works Set in the 1940s Southern Victory Novels Works Set in Canada Works Set in Mexico
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pub date	August 2005
Series	Southern Victory
Genre	Alternate history
ImageSize	150(xsd:integer)
Language	English
Author	Harry Turtledove
Preceded By	Return Engagement
Publisher	Del Rey
Followed By	The Grapple
Location	United States
abstract	The novel begins with Confederate forces, having split the United States in half with their drive into Ohio, pushing east into the industrial heartland of the United States. Eventually the Confederates are halted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where heavy street-fighting ensues. Under the command of General Irving Morrell, US forces pull off an encirclement of the Confederate army by driving through the weaker flanks held by Mexican troops. By the end of the book all CS soldiers within Pittsburgh have surrendered.
is Preceded By of	The Grapple
is Followed By of	Return Engagement

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