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Documentary - 55 mins
Audience - General Classification - Exempt
Region - 0
Format -
PAL
Language - English
Product weight 120g
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"It is well that war is so terrible - otherwise we should grow too fond of it." - ROBERT E. LEE
Romance still surrounds the brave but doomed Confederate Army of the American Civil War, and in particular, Robert E. Lee's army of Northern Virginia. Lee was a brilliant military tactician and an outstanding leader of men, as well as a humane and compassionate man with a deep love for his wife and family. This is the story of how Lee's ragbag army came within a whisker of defeating their Federal enemies.
Featuring large-scale battle reconstructions, dramatised "eye-witness" accounts and expert analysis this DVD provides a unique insight into the life of the Rebel Army from the optimistic days of 1861 to the emotional but timely surrender in 1865. Narrated by Bob Sessions & Billy J Mitchell
(from the back
cover)
Scene Selections
Introduction
Lee's Consideration
Winter Quarters
The Battle of Chancellorsville
Fitzhugh Lee
Pickett's Charge
No Retreat
Defending Richmond
Special Features
Test Your Knowledge
Picture Gallery
Interactive Menus
Excerpts from other titles in the series
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