Any Confederacy alternate history novels?

[alabamian93]

Do you know of any Confederacy alternate history books in which the ending resulted in the emigration/deportation of blacks(ending slavery), Confederacy survives as a independent country as a white nationalist country that lived happily ever after?.

The 2001-2007 ,"American Empire" books by Harry Turtledove sucks because it's anti-white and the last book resulted in the Union defeating the Confederates.
The Great War: American Front - Wikipedia

I just find it interesting to see what could have happened if the Confederates won the Civil War.

Like this video all the way up to 9:00 before it turns SJW.

(I think that segregation is not slavery and segregation/apartheid is not horrific)

[Nikola Bijeliti]

Look Away by Billy Roper is an excellent alternate history of the War Between the States. In the novel, the CSA wins, and Negroes are expelled. A part that I found interesting is that the CSA captures Washington, DC, Lincoln evacuates, and New York City becomes the capital of the USA once again.

[Rev.Cambeul]

You don't like the alternative War versions by Turtledove - and who could blame you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Victory
Even his alien invasion by talking lizards from another planet series finds a way to be anti-White, pro-Jewish and pro-Black.

Have you tried his first one of that type that is unrelated to the above? Guns of the South?

South Afrikaners build a time machine and give AK's to Lee's troops and supply him, or President Davis, with drugs to prevent a heart attack and early death. I haven't read it in decades, but it's good for the most part, although it's still anti-White towards the end. ... On the other hand, I may hate it from page one if I read it today. If I'm right about the two-thirds being OK, then read that and throw the book away once the South has won. Treat the rest as an expected and needless anti-White denouement.
https://turtledove.fandom.com/wiki/T...s_of_the_South