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Walking Through Civil War History
Edwin Bearss lends a dynamic personality and a booming voice to teaching the history of the Civil War in northern Virginia. (05:54)
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Comments (3)
that was a wonderful film ive always admired his work i always try to look at this website from time to time cause it had very interresting videos in it.
Posted by Karen on January 4,2013 | 01:30 PM
that was a wonderful film ive always admired his work i always try to look at this website from time to time cause it had very interresting videos in it.
Posted by Karen on January 4,2013 | 01:30 PM
He is a wonderful storyteller, a nearly lost art considering the electronic and technological "advances."
I can imagine these stories being shared over a roaring campfire-a great idea for the Scouting programs and all the "dude" ranches out there-also inner cities at rec centers. Hope to hear more stories like this. Thank you.
Posted by Karen on April 9,2011 | 10:10 AM