
Overview
John Brown could be seen as a hero or a madman (perhaps both), but either way, there's no doubt he played a role in igniting the Civil War. Actor Joe Morton narrates a chronicle of Brown's life (1800-59), which features archival stills, atmospheric re-creations and the comments of historians. Interviewed: Russell Banks, Bruce Olds, Margaret Washington, Dennis Frye, Edward Renehan, James Horton, James Stewart, Paul Finkelman and Charles Joyner.
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12 - 1New York (1): The Country and the City November 14, 1999
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12 - 2New York (2): Order and Disorder November 15, 1999
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12 - 3New York (3): Sunshine and Shadow November 16, 1999
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12 - 4New York (4): The Power and the People November 17, 1999
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12 - 5New York (5): Cosmopolis November 18, 1999
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12 - 6Eleanor Roosevelt January 10, 2000
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12 - 7Houdini January 24, 2000
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12 - 8Nixon's China Game January 31, 2000
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12 - 9The Duel February 14, 2000
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12 - 10John Brown's Holy War February 28, 2000
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12 - 11George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire (1) April 23, 2000
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12 - 12George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire (2) April 24, 2000
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12 - 13Jubilee Singers: Sacrifice and Glory May 01, 2000
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12 - 14Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life May 08, 2000
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12 - 15The Wizard of Photography May 23, 2000