Thursday, September 6, 2012

The Untimely Hour- Part 4, the Toils of Civil War.

 DISCLAIMER: This is a fictitious novel, all events here are fictitious and a parallel to US History, although for the sake of literature some events have been changed. The author does not advocate any of the poor choices characters may make.  As y'all can tell this part of the story is the Civil War, I'm going to change the story though to make it less predictable as this is not actual US History, this is a parallel yet not exactly story line.



The War of Northern Aggression was about to take a twist, the South started building factories and conducting surprise attacks. They marched up through New Jersey, and the state immediately seceded, followed by Delaware and Maryland. The Upper South was out. Robertson sent troops out West to cut the Confederacy in half, and set a blockade around the coast.

Pennsylvania was a stronghold for the North, mountainous and rough terrain... they had a good strategic point.  The South could not invade Pennsylvania not matter how hard they tried. Connecticut and Rhode Island both fell to the South, eventually Kentucky did as well.  Robertson had enough, he sent troops to invade New Jersey, the South evacuating from New Jersey burned the state behind them. The South decided to burn New York City to the ground.The North had enough, New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont fell to the Confederacy. The North still held; Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and a few states in the West.






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