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THE CIVIL WAR
aired 9/23/90 [1990-09-23]
2. KEN BURNS INTERVIEWS.
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GRAY GHOST
aired 9/23/90 [1990-09-23]
(Debut) (BW)
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THE CIVIL WAR 2.
aired 9/23/90 [1990-09-23]
KEN BURNS INTERVIEWS. GRAY GHOST. (Debut) (BW)
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THE CIVIL WAR
aired 9/24/90 [1990-09-24]
Filmmaker Ken Burns' exhaustive and often moving 11-hour history of The Civil War begins. Photos of soldiers' faces poignantly tell much of the story of The Civil War, and in 1862, soldiers died in unprecedented numbers in the "unspeakable slaughter" of Antietam and Shiloh. Although the South was on the rise for much of 1862, a "great force" was emerging for the North: Ulysses S. Grant.
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THE CIVIL WAR
aired 9/25/90 [1990-09-25]
Two of the factors that make Ken Burns' The Civil War so accessible are its deft use of period photos and its unusually clear battle charts. This installment focuses on the great clashes of 1863: Lee's extraordinary victory at Chancellorsville, the Union triumph at Gettysburg and the fall of Vicksburg to Grant.
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THE CIVIL WAR
aired 9/27/90 [1990-09-27]
The conclusion of The Civil War covers Sherman's March and the events at Appomattox and Ford's Theatre.
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KEN BURNS INTERVIEWS. GRAY GHOST
aired 9/23/90 [1990-09-23]
(Debut) (BW)