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5 videodiscs (approximately 8 hr., 2 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (14 pages ; 25 cm) Documents the American Revolution using reenactments, commentaries by historical and military experts, and archival materials featuring the people, places and events from 1773 to the end of the war. Discs 1-3: The American Revolution / a Greystone Production ; written by Don Cambou; directed by Lisa Bourgoujian -- Disc 4: George Washington: founding father / produced and directed by Adam Friedman and Monte Markham; written by Robert Litz -- Benjamin Franklin: citizen of the world / written by Robert Litz -- Disc 5: Paul Revere: the midnight rider / produced by Melissa Jo Peltier -- Benedict Arnold: triumph and treason / produced by Eric H. Lindström. disc 1. The conflict ignites ; 1776 -- disc 2. Washington and Arnold ; The world at war -- disc 3. England's last chance ; Birth of the republic -- disc 4. George Washington : founding father ; Benjamin Franklin : citizen of the world -- disc 5. Paul Revere : the midnight rider ; Benedict Arnold: triumph and treason. Don Cambou; Lisa Bourgoujian; Adam Friedman; Monte Markham; Robert Litz. 1 booklet (14 pages ; 25 cm) is missing. Title from container. Some copies include a copy of the Declaration of Independence. Produced by Greystone Communications (discs 1-3, 5) and Perpetual Motion Films (disc 4). Originally broadcast on A & E, 1994-1995. Segments on discs 4-5 broadcast as episodes of the television program, Biography. American Revolution: Host, Bill Kurtis ; voice actors, Kelsey Grammer, Michael Learned, Charles Durning, Cliff Robertson, David Warner; George Washington: host, Jack Perkins; narrator, Monte Markham; Benjamin Franklin: host, Peter Graves; narrator, Monte Markham; Paul Revere: host, Jack Perkins; Benedict Arnold: host, Peter Graves United States History Revolution, 1775-1783 United States Politics and government 1775-1783 Washington, George 1732-1799 E208 0767077881 170306 20201005114100.0