Who Won the Civil War?
Who won the Civil War? Historians reflect on emancipation, Reconstruction, and the work left undone.
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Who Won the Civil War?
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Who won the Civil War? Historians reflect on emancipation, Reconstruction, and the work left undone.
Who won the Civil War? Four million Americans were freed, yet the 14th and 15th Amendments' promises of citizenship were soon overlooked, and it would take another century to regain lost ground.
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Who Won the Civil War?
Clip: Episode 5 | 5m 9sVideo has Closed Captions
Who won the Civil War? Four million Americans were freed, yet the 14th and 15th Amendments' promises of citizenship were soon overlooked, and it would take another century to regain lost ground.
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Clip: Ep5 | 3m 24s | As 1865 dawns, Lee leads a failing Confederacy and Lincoln looks toward healing the nation. (3m 24s)
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Clip: Ep5 | 10m 51s | 62,000 Union troops. 425 miles. Discover how Sherman's March to the Sea brought the war to Georgia. (10m 51s)
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Clip: Ep5 | 11m 7s | April 7, 1865, Grant writes to Lee. April 9, 1865. Lee sends word that he will surrender. (11m 7s)
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