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It wasn't meant to be a blow-by-blow recounting

Posted by DWPC on October 10, 2007 at 14:23:58:
Burns never intended that TCW be a definitive Civil War history lesson. It is was masterful, captivating documentary vehicle that put a generation in touch with critical but overlooked time in their nation's history and motivated millions to study it more deeply. For that, Burns will always have my gratitude. There are only a handful of TV events that have had the impact of TCW.

Don't taze me Bro!!