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Description: Narrated by Keith Carradine, Gettysburg and Stories of Valor - CIVIL WAR MINUTES® III Volume Two captures the scenic beauty of the ... all » Gettysburg battlefield, examines rare Civil War artifacts and tells the personal stories of the men who fought in the war. Volume Two focuses on additional heroic and tragic moments in the Civil War such as: brutality at the Dead Line in Andersonville Prison; loss of Brigadier General Alexander Hays; medical and surgical history of the war; the Confederate President; and explosion at Allegheny Arsenal. "The cinematography is beautiful. The views of the Gettysburg battlefield are simply breathtaking." "...overall production is well-filmed, researched and written." - Blake A. Magner, The Civil War News "...helps to put a human face on a war whose victims and victors have long since passed." - Holly J. Wagner, Home Media Retailing "...captures the human experience of battle and puts a face on those warriors long gone." "Highly recommended." - Michael Schau, Library Journal  «