That game was like 30+ games ago. I play about 2-3 a week in my spare time. It's gone, sorry.
It probably would have been an easy win if I was playing a lower difficulty setting, but the situation really wasn't winnable at the difficulty setting I like to play at.
Aside from the obvious second city to the right, there were only two other decent city locations, and both weren't great. Sitting Bull starts about 8 tiles E/NE, and Bismark was even closer to my exact W. Alexander was about 7 tiles away from the city directly north to get Wine & Copper, and there was someone else I forget right next to the city I get NW if I rush it before Sitting Bull gets there. Even then, the city N of the capital had a lot of desert, as you can see in the pic.
With the early DoWs on me from Alexander, the choice became expand hard N and get Copper, a crap expansion, and build military before the axe fell... or expand hard to get 4 cities and pray. Like I said, it's my "good start curse." Give me Tokugawa in a jungle with hill sheep & clams and I'll dominate in no time.