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In Reply to: RE: Sorry I must disagree - the best Ken Burns documentary ever, was posted by dwill123 on April 12, 2019 at 16:05:26

But I remember being fascinated by his portrayal of life in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

People these days have no clue what life used to be like in this country.

"To Learn Who Rules Over You, Simply Find Out Who You Are Not Allowed to Criticize."

-Voltaire

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My favorite take-away from Prohibition - Jay Buridan 12:03:59 04/13/19 (0)
Cincinnati bootlegger George Remus said that there were not enough dollars in the money supply to pay every corrupt official who wanted a bribe.

I doubt it's much different today.
Prohibition and The Civil War were both great - Jay Buridan 10:51:39 04/13/19 (0)
But I found the latter to be depressing. Same goes for Vietnam which brought back many bad memories for me.

I enjoyed the first part of Reconstruction, and am very much looking forward to the second.

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