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"NORTH AND SOUTH: BOOK I" (1985) - EPISODE FOUR "1854-1856" Commentary

If I had to pick one یا two episodes from 1985's "NORTH AND SOUTH" that I would view as personal favorites, one of my choices would be Episode Four. This episode provided a series of sucker punches to the audience that provided the miniseries' narrative with a strong آگے drive.

The end of Episode Three saw the Hazard family leave their ہوم in Lehigh Station, Pennsylvania in the summer of 1854 for a visit to the Main's plantation in South Carolina's low country. Episode Four picked up a week یا two later with the Hazards...
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Below is an مضمون I had written about the questionable plot points I had discovered, while watching the miniseries, "NORTH AND SOUTH: BOOK II":


The Major Problems of “NORTH AND SOUTH: BOOK II”

In the eyes of many شائقین of the trilogy of miniseries based upon John Jakes’ saga, ”The NORTH AND SOUTH Trilogy”, the only miniseries not worthy of the entire saga is the third one - ”HEAVEN AND HELL: North and South Book III”. I wish I could agree with them.After all, the production values for ”Book III” had not been as impressive as the other two. And of the three miniseries, ”NORTH...
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I wrote the following مضمون about many شائقین of the "NORTH AND SOUTH" trilogy:



CONFLICTING گیا پڑھا مرتبہ ON THE "NORTH AND SOUTH" TRILOGY

I have been a پرستار of John Jakes’ "NORTH AND SOUTH" trilogy, ever since I read the first novel - "North and South" when I was in my twenties. After reading both the first and the سیکنڈ novel, "North and South" and "Love and War", I became a پرستار of the saga, upon which the miniseries are based. Because of my love of Jakes’ saga, I began perusing many websites created سے طرف کی شائقین of the saga and joined a few Yahoo discussion groups. And what I had discovered about...
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