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Next - Civil War Minutes Union Box Set - Emphasizing the Union Experience in the Civil War Civil War Minutes - Union is a compilation of never-before-seen photographs and artifacts from private collections, live action footage and digitally captured engravings and photographs from rare books. This series contains answers to questions like what is the Red Tape; what is the Report of Samuel Weaver and how was it related to Gettysburg; what is the General Beauregard Pipe and from where did it come; and what is a musket. And many more! Experience the Civil War in thirty-nine 4-8 minute segments featuring never before seen photographs, artifacts and hundreds of rare paintings and engravings. See a drum from the battle of Gettysburg with a hidden note inside. Learn about the lives of the soldiers through their handwritten letters home and find out what life was like from the perspective of the average foot soldier. Civil War Minutes is a treasure trove of interesting information not to be found elsewhere on video. - DON TROIANI Civil War Historian and Artist, America s Civil War Magazine 

Previous - Civil War Life-Left For Dead - A Profile of Courage Left for Dead is the story of an Ohio schoolteacher, born and raised in Newcastle, Pennsylvania, who forms a company, fights in some of the deadliest battles of the Civil War, gets shot through the face and is left for dead at the Battle of Corinth, Mississippi. He recovers to build a successful life, courageously overcoming lingering effects of the bullet still lodged in his head. In making Left for Dead, we wanted to tell the heroic story of a young man s courage and character, explained Mark Bussler, the director. At an age where today s young men are still in school, this man formed a military unit and fought in many of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. Battle sequences were recreated from Oscar Jackson s diary entries in his book, The Colonel s Diary . One powerful scene in the production occurs when Jackson describes in his own words, Looking for the dead on the battlefield was similar to hunting for strawberries in a meadow. Vivid images like these are brought to life throughout the production.