union victory won the battle of shiloh during the civil war.
who won the battle of shiloh during the civil war?
union victory
bullet::::- "dixie victorious: an alternate history of the civil war" by peter tsouras, an anthology of various civil war/confederate victory 10 alternate history scenarios written by various authors. "hell on earth" by andrew uffindell focuses on an anglo-french intervention on the side of the confederates against the union due to albert of saxe-coburg dying in a carriage incident before he could handle the "trent affair" between american and britain which worsens here with the wounding of thomas fairfax and the death of two british citizens as well as a successful st. albans raid in 1861 and a harsh ultimatum to the lincoln administration, "ships of iron and wills of steel" by wade g. dudley focuses on a union victory at the battle of hampton roads and a confederate counter-blockade with resources properly allocated to the confederate navy, "what will our country say?" by david keithly focuses on robert e. lee not losing the famous lost orders during the maryland campaign, "when the bottom fell out" by michael hathaway focuses on a financial crisis and collapse of the union economy in 1862 coupled with a southern victory in maryland, "we will water our horses in the mississippi" by james r. arnold focuses on albert sidney johnston surviving his wound at the battle of shiloh thanks to a torniquet applied to him and going on to face ulysses s. grant in the vicksburg campaign, "absolutely essential to victory" by edward g. longcare focuses on jeb stuart's cavalry not riding around the army of the potomac and staying with robert e. lee's army of northern virginia, "moves to great advantage" by john d. burrett focuses on braxton bragg fired from the army of tennessee and replaced by james longstreet after the battle of chickamauga, "confederate black and grey" by tsouras himself focuses on the confederacy accepting patrick cleburne's proposal to utilize black slaves and free blacks in the confederate army as soldiers, "decision in the west" by cyril m. lagvanec focuses on the trans-mississippi theater of the civil war for the confederacy where there is a different depth of a sandbar coupled with the disastrous red river campaign, and "terrible as an army with banners" by kevin f. kelley focuses on jubal early succeeding in his raid on washington, d.c. as a result of the united states marine corps loosening on him allowing him to break the siege of petersburg.
american civil war alternate histories
bullet::::- shiloh (franchise), three children's novels and three film adaptations









































bullet::::- "shiloh" (naylor novel), a children's novel by phyllis reynolds naylor









































bullet::::- "shiloh" (film), a family movie produced and directed by dale rosenbloom









































bullet::::- "shiloh" (foote novel), a historical novel by shelby foote about the american civil war battle









































bullet::::- "", a 1996 computer game









































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bullet::::- battle of shiloh, a major battle of the american civil war









































bullet::::- shiloh national military park, preserving the shiloh and corinth battlefields









































bullet::::- uss "shiloh" (1865), a single-turreted, twin-screw monitor
shiloh