"A year after the sinking of The Monitor," Henry explained, "Union
saboteurs got into a shipyard in Portsmouth, England, and blew up two
ironclads being built there for The Confederate Navy. This
enraged The British as thirty shipyard workers died in the
explosion. British troops stationed in Canada came down and
reinforced Confederate cities. They did very little fighting
themselves, mainly took guard duty, but it freed Confederate
manpower. They also brought heavy guns, which The Confederacy was
in desperate need of. At The Battle Of Gettysburg those guns
enabled The Confederate Forces to devastate The Union Defenders holding
a wall as General Pickett's forces charged. The Union broke and
ran. Washington was besieged, cut off, it couldn't
evacuate. President Lincoln asked for an armistice. Peace
was negotiated, and hostilities between The Confederacy and The Union
ceased. Oh, The Confederacy also made treaties with the Indian
tribes in the west, and they assisted in defeating Union forces
there. While The Union after the war broke all the treaties The
Confederacy kept its word and protected the Indian tribes from Union
aggression, ending at the famous Battle Of The Little Big Horn,
where Confederate and Indian forces wiped out a whole Union Army,
establishing the sovereignty of The Indian Nations. The three
nations slowly established peaceful relations with each other, and the
situation that we now have came into being...The Alliance Of The
Nations Of The Americas."
"Thank you!" Jeff praised, "You have given me everything I need!"
He looked at the General and muttered "That's IT! That's the
point
of diversion! We've found it! Those things, those motorized
torpedoes, they aren't supposed to exist, they never existed!"
"We'll talk about it later," the General remarked, realizing his son
was extremely curious about the conversation, "We'll talk about it
later!"
His companion nodded, and the General returned to the mourners
wondering
if he was to go into the past could he actually change things?
The thought frightened him, it frightened him very much! Right
now he had to think, he DESPERATELY had to think!
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