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NOVA: The Great Escape
starring: Richard Donat, Robert Krulwich
directed by: Mark Radice, Vincent Liota

GREAT ESCAPE - DVD Movie
February 02, 2005

%%store%% : Noam Chomsky - Rebel Without a Pause

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Noam Chomsky - Rebel Without a Pause
starring: Noam Chomsky, Carol Chomsky
directed by: Will Pascoe

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April 04, 2005

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No Retreat From Destiny: The Battle That Rescued Washington (DVD)
directed by: Kevin R Hershberger

The Battle of Monocacy is not as well-known as it should be, even among Civil War enthusiasts. The Union Commander in this engagement, General Lew Wallace, would be known to later generations primarily as the author of Ben Hur, with his important military achievement at Monocacy largely unappreciated. The Confederates' achievements were no less important. For the first time in the War, Confederate forces, under General Jubal Early, were within striking distance of Washington. A small force of reserves and battle tested veterans stood together to oppose the seemingly endless hordes of gray clad warriors, determined that the Rebels would never reach their beloved Capital. Eventually, the Confederates would make it to the very gates of Washington, where President Lincoln would be the first US President directly under fire at Ft. Stevens. Known as the "Battle That Saved Washington", the battle of Monocacy on July 9, 1864 between 18,000 Confederate and 5,800 Union troops marked the last campaign of the Confederacy to carry the war into the north. One of the objectives of this campaign was to capture Washington, D.C. Although this battle was a military victory for the Confederates, it was also a defeat. Time spent for battle cost the Confederates a day's delay in marching on the federal capital. The Federals' defense along the Monocacy River bought critical time to allow Washington to be reinforced. Early's raid would be thwarted and the war would be taken to the south for the rest of the war.
March 03, 2006