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Seabiscuit Preview

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Seabiscuit was dung-colored and boxy, with stumpy legs that wouldn't completely straighten, a straggly tail and an ungainly gait, but though he didn't look the part, he was one of the most remarkable thoroughbred racehorses in history.
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Historian Margaret Washington

10m 29s
Historian Margaret Washington discusses antebellum women's rights, partisanship and the press, and wage slavery for the film Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided.
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Historian Ira Berlin

9m 14s
Historian Ira Berlin discusses the underground railroad and African Americans in both the North and the South on the eve of the Civil War.
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Day 10: Charles Reed Jr.

2m 59s
Student Freedom Rider Charles Reed Jr. discusses his thoughts at the end of the ride, including his feelings upon riding into New Orleans and how the ride has changed his life.
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War Letters: American Experience - Preview

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Based on newly discovered personal correspondence from the Revolutionary War to the Gulf War, War Letters brings to life vivid eyewitness accounts of famous battles, intimate declarations of love and longing, poignant letters penned just before the writer was killed, and heartbreaking "Dear John" letters from home.
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Reconciliation in Anniston

2m 54s
Student Freedom Rider Erica Shekell's Day 5 video of a reconciliation between Freedom Rider Hank Thomas and the son of a clansmen who was on the scene of the 1961 Anniston firebombing.
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Day 10: Jason McGaughey

2m 43s
2011 Student Freedom Rider Jason McGaughey says, "Together we can accomplish great things and tear down the walls of oppression. Together we can do it."
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Day 7: Sarah Cheshire

2m 49s
Student Freedom Rider Sarah Cheshire interviews original riders Jim Zwerg and Joan Mulholland about the importance of music in the movement.
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