Gettysburg
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- Year:
- 1993
- 271 min
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04:14,296 -- 00:04:18,174NARRATOR:
In June 1863, after morethan two years of bloody conflict...
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04:18,342 -- 00:04:21,844...the Confederate army of Northern
Virginia, Robert E. Lee commanding...
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04:22,012 -- 00:04:25,139...slips across the Potomac
to begin the invasion of the North.
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04:25,474 -- 00:04:28,225It is an army of 70,000 men.
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04:28,393 -- 00:04:30,519They move slowly behind the Blue Ridge...
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04:30,687 -- 00:04:33,022...using the mountains
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04:33,190 -- 00:04:36,192Their objective is to draw
the Union army out into the open...
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04:36,360 -- 00:04:38,194...where it can be destroyed.
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04:38,362 -- 00:04:42,239Late in June, the Union army
of the Potomac, 80,000 men...
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04:42,407 -- 00:04:46,243...turns north from Virginia to begin
the great pursuit up the narrow roads...
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04:46,411 -- 00:04:49,121...across Maryland and into Pennsylvania.
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04:49,289 -- 00:04:53,501General Lee knows that a letter has been
prepared by the Southern government.
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04:53,669 -- 00:04:55,54414
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04:55,712 -- 00:04:59,924It is to be placed on the desk
of Abraham Lincoln, resident of the U.S...
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05:00,092 -- 00:05:03,552...the day after Lee has destroyed
the Army of the Potomac...
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05:03,720 -- 00:05:06,472...somewhere north of Washington.
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05:27,452 -- 00:05:31,455[EAGLE CRYING]
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06:36,021 -- 00:06:39,815Federal cavalry. Two brigades.
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07:50,971 -- 00:07:53,055Howdy, friend. Where you headed?
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07:53,223 -- 00:07:55,850-General Longstreet. I must see him.
-Is that a fact?
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07:56,017 -- 00:07:59,061I know General Lee's headquarters
are up here a little ways.
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07:59,229 -- 00:08:01,897Wherever he is, Longstreet is nearby.
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08:04,651 -- 00:08:08,362-Take me that way. It's urgent.
SERGEANT:
Let me put it to you like this.24
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08:09,281 -- 00:08:12,741You're not in a uniform
and you're coming through my picket line.
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08:12,909 -- 00:08:16,370I'll take you up there,
but if nobody there knows you...
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08:16,538 -- 00:08:19,415...I guess, unfortunately,
you'll have to be hanged.
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08:44,232 -- 00:08:46,400[CHATTERING]
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08:49,863 -- 00:08:51,530Sir. General, sir.
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08:52,574 -- 00:08:56,660I'm sorry, excuse me, sir,
but Harrison is back.
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08:58,747 -- 00:09:00,289-Harrison?
SORREL:
Yes, sir.31
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09:00,457 -- 00:09:02,124The scout, Harrison, sir.
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09:02,792 -- 00:09:05,920I knew you'd want to know that
as soon as possible.
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09:06,087 -- 00:09:08,13034
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09:15,805 -- 00:09:17,181HARRISON:
Your servant, general.
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09:18,308 -- 00:09:19,892Didn't expect to see me, did you?
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09:20,060 -- 00:09:24,647I paid you in gold three weeks ago.
What do you got?
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09:26,858 -- 00:09:29,109I don't suppose you got
another one of those.
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09:29,277 -- 00:09:30,778That good southern tobacco.
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09:30,946 -- 00:09:32,529What do you got?
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09:32,697 -- 00:09:36,825I got the position of the Yankee army.
They're only a few miles down the road.
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09:36,993 -- 00:09:39,536The whole Yankee army coming this way.
Seven corps.
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09:40,163 -- 00:09:41,163A few miles?
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09:41,331 -- 00:09:45,334HARRISON:
Yes. Two brigadesof Yankee cavalry down that road about...
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09:45,502 -- 00:09:47,044...two, four hours away.
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09:47,212 -- 00:09:49,213Behind that there's seven corps.
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09:49,381 -- 00:09:52,591I put it all on a map, if you'd like to
see it. About 80,000 men.
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09:53,176 -- 00:09:55,177All seven corps.
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09:55,345 -- 00:09:57,304HARRISON:
You didn't know any of that?
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09:57,472 -- 00:09:59,348You didn't know they were on the move.
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09:59,516 -- 00:10:01,684You wouldn't be spread so thin
if you'd known.
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10:01,851 -- 00:10:03,269How do you know we're spread out?
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10:04,145 -- 00:10:09,358Listen, general. I'm good at this business.
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10:10,235 -- 00:10:14,154Sir, I beg your pardon,
but if this man's story is true...
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10:14,322 -- 00:10:16,282...why haven't we heard about it?
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10:16,449 -- 00:10:20,369General Stuart's cavalry is out there.
He would have reported.
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10:21,538 -- 00:10:24,873-What do you know about Jeb Stuart?
-He's out there all right.
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10:25,041 -- 00:10:28,043He's riding up north somewhere
getting his name in the papers.
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10:28,211 -- 00:10:30,337He hasn't caused anything
but a little fuss.
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10:30,505 -- 00:10:34,383If the Federal army was moving that fast,
as close as you say...
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10:34,551 -- 00:10:37,177-...I believe General Stuart--
HARRISON:
Look here.61
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10:37,345 -- 00:10:40,931I came within an angry mule's kick
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10:41,099 -- 00:10:44,184And all the way through a picket line.
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10:44,352 -- 00:10:46,061Hazardous too.
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10:48,523 -- 00:10:50,524I don't know what Jeb Stuart's doing.
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10:50,692 -- 00:10:52,568I don't care. I do my job.
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10:52,736 -- 00:10:55,112Yankee cavalry's down the road,
thick as fleas...
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10:55,280 -- 00:10:57,698...not two hours hard ride
from this here now spot.
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10:57,866 -- 00:11:00,617And that, by God, is the Lord's truth.
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11:08,084 -- 00:11:10,711-Major Sorrel.
-Yes, sir.
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11:11,588 -- 00:11:16,258Will you go to General Lee's headquarters
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11:16,426 -- 00:11:18,260Yes, sir.
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11:19,554 -- 00:11:21,430-Captain Goree.
GOREE:
Yes, sir.73
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11:21,598 -- 00:11:23,932Get this man a tent.
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11:24,100 -- 00:11:26,268And a cigar.
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11:26,436 -- 00:11:27,936GOREE:
Sir.
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11:29,105 -- 00:11:32,524LONGSTREET:
He says the leadelement is here with the Third Corps...
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11:32,692 -- 00:11:34,61078
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11:34,778 -- 00:11:37,488...supported by
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11:37,655 -- 00:11:39,615Seven corps all together.
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11:40,950 -- 00:11:45,454The First and Eleventh
are above Taneytown.
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11:45,622 -- 00:11:48,040And there's more cavalry two hours east.
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11:48,208 -- 00:11:51,710There may be as many
as 100,000 altogether.
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11:52,587 -- 00:11:54,963Do you believe the man,
this Mr. Harrison?
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11:56,424 -- 00:12:00,469No choice. You remember him, sir,
the actor from Mississippi?
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12:00,637 -- 00:12:04,598An actor?
We move on the word of an actor?
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12:04,766 -- 00:12:06,058Can't afford not to.
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12:16,319 -- 00:12:19,154from General Stuart.
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12:22,826 -- 00:12:25,953General Stuart would not leave us blind.
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