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Civil War Journal (1993-2008)

Documentary series about the people, battles and historical background of the Civil War. (Learn more)

Starring: Edwin C Bearss, James McPherson, Brian Pohanka (View All)

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(Airdate: 2/8/08) Freedom's Road: Slavery and the Opposition To keep South Carolina in the Union, the Constitutional Convention allows slavery.	Unknown	2/8/08	Uh-oh. We need some info from you before we can provide TV Listings! GET STARTED
(Airdate: 6/5/05) Gettysburg: Victory at All Costs The three-day battle at Gettysburg; Pickett's Charge; the Gettysburg Address.	Unknown	6/5/05
(Airdate: 6/2/98) The Secret War: Civil War Spies Espionage agents.	Unknown	6/2/98
(Airdate: 3/17/98) Immigrants and the American Civil War German Union at the Shenandoah Valley; the ``Fighting Irish'' 69th Regiment at Gettysburg.	Unknown	3/17/98
(Airdate: 9/16/97) Picture Perfect: The Pomp and Vision of Mathew Brady Civil War photojournalist Mathew Brady.	Unknown	9/16/97
(Airdate: 7/3/97) Honor the Dead: Unsung Heroes of Gettysburg Nearly 30,000 soldiers die at Gettysburg.	Unknown	7/3/97
(Airdate: 3/27/97) First Ladies of the North and South Mary Todd Lincoln and Verena Howell Davis share tragedy and controversy.	Unknown	3/27/97
(Airdate: 1/23/97) The Bloodiest Day: Antietam Photographs and re-enactments show the battle of Antietam.	Unknown	1/23/97
(Airdate: 7/2/95) Dan Sickles: The General Who Got Away With Murder In 1859, Rep. Dan Sickles is acquitted of murder by reason of temporary insanity, then he becomes a...	Unknown	7/2/95
(Airdate: 6/11/95) Trains at War Superior railroads give the Union an advantage.	Unknown	6/11/95
(Airdate: 4/23/95) Yank vs. Reb: The Foot Soldier's Life Rare photographs depict the deprivations of a soldier's life.	Unknown	4/23/95
(Airdate: 4/16/95) The Boy Generals Profiles young men who rose to high rank in the Civil War.	Unknown	4/16/95
(Airdate: 4/9/95) Divided Houses: Families Split by War Men fight against their own family and friends during the Civil War.	Unknown	4/9/95
(Airdate: 3/26/95) Born Killers: The Iron Brigade The 6th Wisconsin Volunteers suffer 80 percent casualties at Gettysburg.	Unknown	3/26/95
(Airdate: 3/5/95) Mr. Lincoln's Butcher: Gen. Ulysses S. Grant Lincoln gives Grant command of the Union Army.	Unknown	3/5/95
(Airdate: 12/25/94) The Battle/Siege of Vicksburg Grant's forces bombard and starve Vicksburg, Miss.	Unknown	12/25/94
(Airdate: 12/18/94) The Superb Gen. Hancock Union Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock serves in the Civil War and the war with Mexico.	Unknown	12/18/94
(Airdate: 12/11/94) The Taking of New Orleans The North lays siege to New Orleans.	Unknown	12/11/94
(Airdate: 12/4/94) Caught in the Maelstrom: Civilians in War Sharpshooters kill Jenny Wade at Gettysburg; 73-year-old John Burns takes arms.	Unknown	12/4/94
(Airdate: 11/27/94) Iron Jaws: The Killing Power of Civil War Artillery Industrial-age weapons first appear on Civil War battlefields.	Unknown	11/27/94
(Airdate: 11/20/94) The Battle of Charleston Union forces lay siege to Charleston, S.C., by land and sea.	Unknown	11/20/94
(Airdate: 11/6/94) Garden of the Dead: The Story of Arlington Cemetery Gen. Robert E. Lee's Arlington, Va., home becomes a national military cemetery.	Unknown	11/6/94
(Airdate: 10/23/94) Gen. James Longstreet: Lee's Prodigal Son The South blames Gen. James Longstreet for defeat at Gettysburg.	Unknown	10/23/94
(Airdate: 10/16/94) The Traitor President: Jefferson Davis Jefferson Davis; Mexican War; president of the Confederacy.	Unknown	10/16/94
(Airdate: 10/9/94) War Crimes: The Death Camps POW camps; crimes against prisoners.	Unknown	10/9/94
(Airdate: 10/2/94) Civil War Spies Union and Confederacy employ spies.	Unknown	10/2/94
(Airdate: 9/28/94) Terrible Swift Sword: The Union Cavalry The Union Cavalry begins its crusade disastrously.	Unknown	9/28/94
(Airdate: 9/21/94) Shadows of Lightning: Jeb Stuart & the Cavalry Gen. Jeb Stuart's Virginia Cavalry is considered unstoppable.	Unknown	9/21/94
(Airdate: 9/14/94) Lincoln and Gettysburg In 1863 Abraham Lincoln dedicates the military cemetery at Gettysburg.	Unknown	9/14/94
(Airdate: 9/7/94) Preserving the Past Commercial development threatens historic battlefields.	Unknown	9/7/94
(Airdate: 8/17/94) The Battle of Franklin & Nashville In 1864 Union forces defeat the Army of Tennessee.	Unknown	8/17/94
(Airdate: 8/3/94) Zouaves! Flamboyant Zouaves copy Algerian troop tactics, drills and daring.	Unknown	8/3/94
(Airdate: 7/6/94) Women at War Nurse Clara Barton and spy Rosa Greenhow are among women who take on new roles during the conflict.	Unknown	7/6/94
(Airdate: 5/25/94) The Battle of Chattanooga The Battle of Chattanooga establishes Gen. Ulysses S. Grant as a major leader.	Unknown	5/25/94
(Airdate: 5/8/94) Nathan Bedford Forrest Confederate Lt. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest becomes leader of the Ku Klux Klan.	Unknown	5/8/94
(Airdate: 4/13/94) Days of Darkness: The Gettysburg Civilians The battle at Gettysburg affects the townspeople.	Unknown	4/13/94
(Airdate: 4/6/94) Reporting the War Journalists Alfred Waud, Winslow Homer, Alexander Gardner bring war reports to the homefront.	Unknown	4/6/94
(Airdate: 3/30/94) Frederick Douglass Abolitionist Frederick Douglass.	Unknown	3/30/94
(Airdate: 3/23/94) The Battle of Fredericksburg The Confederate army undermines the Union soldiers at the Battle of Fredericksburg.	Unknown	3/23/94
(Airdate: 3/16/94) Battlefield Medicine Soldiers fight diseases such as typhoid and dysentery.	Unknown	3/16/94
(Airdate: 3/10/94) Gettysburg: After the Battle Battle of Gettysburg aftermath; Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.	Unknown	3/10/94
(Airdate: 3/2/94) Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain Confederate troop surrender at Appomattox Court House, Va.	Unknown	3/2/94
(Airdate: 2/23/94) Sherman and the March to the Sea Sherman's army burns everything from Atlanta to Savannah, Ga.	Unknown	2/23/94
(Airdate: 2/16/94) Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee is known as much for his character as his leadership.	Unknown	2/16/94
(Airdate: 12/1/93) West Point Classmates West Point classmates fight on opposite sides.	Unknown	12/1/93
(Airdate: 11/24/93) Banners of Glory Union and Confederate flags are more than symbols of pride.	Unknown	11/24/93
(Airdate: 11/17/93) The Gettysburg Damned The Civil War's bloodiest battle changes Gettysburg forever.	Unknown	11/17/93
(Airdate: 11/10/93) Pickett's Charge Pickett charges Union forces at Gettysburg.	Unknown	11/10/93
(Airdate: 11/2/93) The Battle of 1st Bull Run Both sides learn the horror of war at the First Battle of Bull Run.	Unknown	11/2/93
(Airdate: 10/27/93) John Brown's War John Brown attacks Harpers Ferry (W.Va.) in 1859.	Unknown	10/27/93
(Airdate: 10/20/93) Alexander Gardner: War Photographer Photographer Alexander Gardner captures bloody battlefield scenes.	Unknown	10/20/93
(Airdate: 10/13/93) The 54th Massachusetts America's first black regiment, the 54th Massachusetts, fights at Fort Wagner.	Unknown	10/13/93
(Airdate: 10/6/93) The Gray Ghost: John Singleton Mosby Confederate raider John Singleton Mosby.	Unknown	10/6/93
(Airdate: 9/29/93) McClellan's Way Lincoln relieves Gen. George B. McClellan of command of the Army of the Potomac.	Unknown	9/29/93
(Airdate: 9/22/93) Monitor vs. the CSS Virginia In 1862 the ironclads Monitor and Merrimac clash, changing naval warfare forever.	Unknown	9/22/93
(Airdate: 9/15/93) Destiny at Ft. Sumter In 1861 the South bombards Fort Sumter.	Unknown	9/15/93
(Airdate: 9/8/93) Stonewall Jackson Confederate Gen. Thomas ``Stonewall'' Jackson leads troops at Fredericksburg, both battles of Bull...	Unknown	9/8/93

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