It sets the stage

Then it goes
How Few Remain
And Great War series

Tipping the balance are different series

https://turtledove.fandom.com/wiki/Southern_Victory

https://www.orderofbooks.com/characters/southern-victory/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Victory?wprov=sfla1

I think someone gave you wrong info. Or maybe my writing isn't translating right.

Southern Victory (Timeline 191) is an 11 book series which branches when Orfer 191 is not found by the Union.

Guns of the South is about Lee getting modern day rifles and separate from Southern Victory.

He also wrote a Civil War series where people are set in Medieval times. And it's separate from both S.V. and GotS.

As shown in the above links

I got the info from one of those sites

It may have been 7 years ago

When I saw that

Because they definitely listed 11 books and GOTS was on top

Also
Every book I own always started with GOTS as the first in the Southern Victory Series

I don't know. GotS deals with some Afrikaners who time travel back to help Lee with modern rifles.

There aren't any Afrikeners in SV or time travel.

Are you referring to the spot on the upper right part of books that say "Author of Guns of the South"? He is the author of GotS

I Know who he is, I've read 6 books of him

I'm just saying that guns sets up the details for the southern Victory series

Not sure how. There are no Afrikaners, time travel in SV, the prologue of both How Few Remain and the Great War book The American Front repeat the Order 191 scene.

But no worries. As long as you enjoyed the books you have read.

Anyone have some good recommendations for books on Rome? Preferably non-cucked sources please.

Also, started this book recently. It’s pretty good so far

Sorry for the poor lighting

I've heard Mary Beard is good on Rome

She has written S.P.Q.R. which is a general history of Rome

Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon

Pick it up unabridged, waste a month of sleepless nights like a real man

Alrighty

Thanks

I’ll give those a look

Roman Honor by Carlin Barton is pretty good. Brett Mckay recommended it before and I like it so far.

Sick

Thanks man

I’ll add that to the list

Unrelated but Chronicles of Narnia turns out to be a good book series when learning a language

I know just basic conversational level Polish but I'm managing to read the Polish translation without too much difficulty

I'm bummed out on how Chronicles of Narnia were overshadowed by other fantasy novels

Yeah they are great

It probably helps that I've already read them all in English too

Also helps it's a children's book. <:ohyou1:569618054472794148>

@Marcus

>polish
lmao

@Wrath ?

@Based Chav yeah exactly, it's just that you have to find the right kind of children's book that's still interesting to read, which is otherwise pretty difficult