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## HEADING: THE CIVIL WAR ## LEFT COLUMN 689c. CIVIL WAR JOURNAL # 6. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.12/18/94 THE BATTLE & SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Gen. JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.1/15/95 BORN KILLERS: THE IRON BRIGADE. DIVIDED HOUSES: FAMILIES SPLIT BY WAR. 4/9/95 THE BOY GENERALS 4/16/95 YANK VS REB: THE FOOT SOLDIERS LIFE. 5/28/95 689D. CIVIL WAR JOURNAL: # 7. TRAINS AT WAR. 6/11/95 LINCOLN & GETTYSBURG. 6/18/95 THE SUPERB GEN. HANCOCK. 6/25/95 THE TERRIBLE SWIFT SWORD. 7/9/95 (The Union Cavalry) RIVALS: LEE & GRANT. 1/5/96 AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR: SHILOH. 4/6&7/1862. (1987) CHANCELLORSVILLE. REBEL VICTORY, REBEL LOSS. May 1863. BIOGRAPHY: Gen. THOMAS JOHATHAN "Stonewall" JACKSON. 7/10/96 (1842-63) 689E. ANDERSONVILLE DIARIES: 2/28/96 ANDERSONVILLE. 3/3/96 Movie: "Andersonville," the notorious Civil War prison camp, was "a disgrace to civilization," as a Confederate inspec- tor concedes in this two-part 1996 made- for-cable film, and John Franken- heimer's meticulous direction relentlessly drives that point home. 3/4/96 w/Jarrod Emick & Frederic Forrest. PHARAOH'S ARMY. (1995) w/Kris Kristofferson & Pat Clarkson. (HIS) HORRORS OF ANDERSONVILLE PRISON: THE TRIAL OF HENRY WIRZ. 10/17/04 ## RIGHT COLUMN 689F. THE BEGUILED. (1971) Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page, E.Hartman. BAD COMPANY. (1972) w/Jeff Bridges & Jim Davis. SMITHSONIAN: CIVIL WAR: LINCOLN'S ARMY OF EMANCIPATION. THE WINTER OF DISCONTENT. THE ROAD TO GETTYSBURG. THE BLOODY SUMMER OF '69. SHERMAN'S MARCH. 18. THE BIRTH OF A NATION (BW) (1915) D. W. Griffith's superlative epic of the Civil War is considered by many historians to be the most important film ever made. In this masterpiece, he not only summarized all that was known about filmmaking, but introduced dramatic and cinema techniques that have become the standards of modern filmmakers. This Collector's Edition of The Birth of a Nation was made from a 1933 print produced under the personal supervision of D. W. Griffith. It includes the original musical score for the movie which was adapted by Griffith to the 24 frames-per-second running speed needed for sound. Musical direction is by Louis F. Gottschalk with sound supervision by Campbell MacCulloch. 23. Gone With The Wind GONE WITH THE WIND. The most popular movie in cinema history. Winner of eight Academy Awards, starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh and Leslie Howard. FRIENDLY PURSUASION. (1956) 19. THE BLUE & THE GRAY. (1982) 20. NORTH & SOUTH. (1985) 21. NORTH & SOUTH. (The Sequel) 22. NORTH & SOUTH II. (1986)