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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAny other DUers watching the Death/Civil War on PBS
Hard to watch. They're discussing the death of slaves now - really sad.
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Any other DUers watching the Death/Civil War on PBS (Original Post)
malaise
May 2014
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Yes. I highly recommend Drew Gilpin Faust's book "This Republic of Suffering"
The Midway Rebel
May 2014
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hlthe2b
(102,283 posts)1. comes on here in a few minutes.
worthwhile?
malaise
(269,024 posts)2. Absolutely
War is way too cruel
hlthe2b
(102,283 posts)5. I'm in...
CountAllVotes
(20,875 posts)3. You can also watch it at the link below
Quite the story ... quite the war ... lots of murder ....
http://video.pbs.org/video/2280706814/
& recommend.
malaise
(269,024 posts)6. I guess Henry Babbitt's ambulance service was the forerunner of the VA
The civil war was an unbelievable slaughter
CountAllVotes
(20,875 posts)11. I have the whole 6 CD series
I got it from PBS; all 11 hours of it ... and yeah you are right ... what a it was!
malaise
(269,024 posts)12. I couldn't watch that twice but I'd like every youngster to see it
flamingdem
(39,313 posts)4. Thanks for the reminder
will tune in later
blue neen
(12,321 posts)7. It was so sad to watch but very worthwhile.
They did an excellent job on a difficult subject.
On edit: The producer, Ric Burns, is Ken Burns' brother. This documentary had that same feel as Ken Burns' productions....now I understand why.
It was very good and I understand why as well.
malaise
(269,024 posts)13. Yes it was hard to watch
The Midway Rebel
(2,191 posts)8. Yes. I highly recommend Drew Gilpin Faust's book "This Republic of Suffering"
Its a great read.
malaise
(269,024 posts)10. Thanks