Lincoln | The Pivotal Year | Documentary Series
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Part 2 explores Abraham Lincoln's initial hesitancy towards drastic action against slavery before his eventual commitment to abolition through the Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War is examined, from the Battle of Chancellorsville to the pivotal Battle of Gettysburg, culminating in the iconic Gettysburg Address.
The four-part documentary series 'Lincoln' originally airing on ABC in 1992, is a visually captivating portrayal of the revered president that draws from the Meserve-Kunhardt Collection, a treasure trove of Civil War-era photography. With a score by Alan Menken, it features an all-star cast of voices, including James Earl Jones, Jason Robards, and Glenn Close.
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Chapter Markers:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:16 - Lincoln’s thoughts on slavery and war
00:02:30 - Frederick Douglass’ criticism of Lincoln
00:02:59 - Lincoln’s hope and discussion of emancipation
00:03:56 - The beginning of the battle of Antietam
00:04:46 - Drafting the emancipation proclamation
00:06:11 - Lincoln’s early political attempts towards emancipation
00:07:32 - Lincoln’s law practice and court cases
00:08:30 - Lincoln’s opposition to slavery’s expansion
00:09:44 - Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debates
00:15:31 - Signing the emancipation proclamation
00:17:39 - A visit to the army of Potomac: the battle of Antietam’s aftermath
00:21:19 - Sioux uprising and execution in Minnesota
00:24:35 - The cabinet crisis of 1862
00:27:42 - Lincoln’s visit with Commander Foote
00:29:39 - Lincoln’s search for a new commander
00:34:30 - The battle of Gettysburg
00:39:27 - Lincoln’s draft and recruitment of Black soldiers
00:42:11 - The aftermath of the battle of Gettysburg
00:43:31 - Lincoln’s preparation for the Gettysburg address
00:49:42 - Lincoln’s Gettysburg address
00:53:14 - David Herbert Donald’s analysis of the Gettysburg address
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The great second part of the greatest Lincoln documentary ever made :)
Lincoln always had it in him; his brilliance, his inner strength, his unique capacity for kindness, but it was the Presidency where he was able to use these exceptional human faculties to lead and guide the United States through its gravest crisis, and help make it a freer and more just nation than ever before. I'm glad beyond words that this exquisite series exists.
Lincoln was a man of his times. But he grew and changed over time.
Love this series, this makes my difficult day better 😁
I myself do wish the dates of history spoken would also have been written. I am for the most part a visual learner and have somewhat of a photographic memory.
All together incredible documentary series.
Very well done series. But I can't help but think of Darth Vader in the back of my mind with the narration.
The first photograph of Alexander H. Stephens (VP of the CSA) has been edited, right?
(Urgent Warning) Elvis Presley's twin brother Jessie Presley the "First Born Male Child" is"NOT" buried at Graceland with the Presley family members, the reason being they cannot find the body or the Grave of Jessie Presley, Jessie Presley will be one of the Great Signs from heaven spoken of in the book of (St.luke 21;11)"And Great Signs shall there be from Heaven", These Great Biblical signs will take place in the city of San Luis Obispo, California, The whole world will be Watching, all media's will focus on this Great Biblical event. WOW or should we say Woe.
Did this dude use the N word at 11:46-48?