A Soldier's Letter by Mary C. Hovey (1864) is the name of the poem Ms. Daisy Turner recites by heart on Ken Burns' The Civil War (1990) PBS.
The Civil War TV series was first broadcast across five consecutive nights from September 23-27, 1990. About 40 million viewers watched it during this original broadcast on PBS.
Shelby Foote described General Ulysses S. Grant as "a dust-covered man on a dust-covered horse" in Ken Burns' Civil War documentary. (New Respondent) One of the theories about the death of Stonewall Jackson is that his patrol came back to camp covered in dust, and the sentry couldn't tell whether their uniforms were grey or blue.
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A Soldier's Letter by Mary C. Hovey (1864) is the name of the poem Ms. Daisy Turner recites by heart on Ken Burns' The Civil War (1990) PBS.
The poem featured in Ken Burns' Civil War documentary was "Diary of Lousia May Alcott" and was read by actress Julie Harris. It was a fictional account of a Black woman during the Civil War era.
there were no battles fought in del during the civil war, del. did stay loyal to the union and there was a p.o.w. camp just off the coast called ft del where confederate prisoners were held,but no fighting on del soil ,watch Ken Burns "the civil war"
Peter Coyote. See also his contribution in Ken Burns' 'The Civil War' series.
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The author of the Civil War Battlefield maps book is Ken Burns. Known for his book and series entitled "The Civil War", Burns is a popular historian that has written several articles on the war between the states. His latest book, which was reviewed last week chronicles several Civil War maps and battlefields. This includes Gettysburg, along with Antietam and Cold Harbor.
The Civil War TV series was first broadcast across five consecutive nights from September 23-27, 1990. About 40 million viewers watched it during this original broadcast on PBS.
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Many historians and regular television viewers were impressed with the Ken Burns documentary film about the US Civil War. One criticism of the film was that it was high on art and entertainment but lacked the coverage of the Trans-Mississippi part of the war. They also believe that more accuracy and military issues could have been placed into the film in order to present a better view of the war for people who's knowledge of it was not very deep. The same has been said about the book that that was published which highlighted the film's information.
He went back home to Tennessee after being only 1 of 7 survivors in his regiment that had lived to the end. He wrote a book, the best book I've ever read on the civil war, called "Co. Aytch". Many quotes were pulled from this book to use in the Burns film. I highly suggest it's reading.
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