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File: The Crisis (1916).webm

Author: James Colin Campbell

Publisher: Selig Polyscope Company

Year: 1916

PD: PD/US|1947|film=yes

Note:

Cat: Drama film, Films based on books, Films with historical settings, War film

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00:06

{{ft/s|
{{c|
{{xxx-larger|THE CRISIS}}
<br>
{{smaller|A PLAY IN THREE ATS}}
{{hr|5em}}
{{x-smaller|FROM [[The Crisis (Churchill)|THE BOOK]] BY {{uc|[[Author:Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]]}}}}
{{hr|5em}}
{{xx-smaller|DIRECTION OF [[Author:James Colin Campbell|COLIN CAMPBELL]]}}
<br>
{{xx-smaller|PRODUCED BY}}
<br>
{{smaller|THE SELIG POLYSCOPE CO.}}
<br>
{{xx-smaller|COPYRIGHT, 1916, BY THE SELIG POLYSCOPE CO.}}
}}
}}

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01:08

{{ft/s|
The South wind bore to the ears of the world the wail of the slave.
}}

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01:18

{{ft/s|
And the North wind raged with the protest against the barter of mankind.
}}

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01:26

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{smaller|ABOLISH SLAVERY}}}}
}}

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01:40

{{ft/s|
—and borne on the wings of the West wind the ceaseless query: "Shall the new states be slave or free?"
}}

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02:07

{{ft/s|
Colonel Carvel of St. Louis, his daughter, Virginia, and Judge Silas Whipple.
{{xx-smaller block|
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Colonel Carvel|Matt Snyder}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Virginia Carvel|Bessie Eyton}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Silas Whipple|George Fawcett}}
{{TOC end}}
}}
}}

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03:04

{{ft/d|
''"Play my favorite, Jinny."''
}}

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03:29

{{ft/d|
{{blb|
{{ppoem|
[[Lead, Kindly Light]], amid th' encircling gleam,
:Lead Thou me on;
The night is dark, and I am far from home,
:Lead Thou me on;
Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to see
:The distant scene; one step enough for me.
}}
}}
}}

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03:46

{{ft/s|
The music carries him back.
}}

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03:58

{{ft/d|
{{blb|
{{ppoem|
Lead, Kindly Light, amid th' encircling gleam,
:Lead Thou me on;
The night is dark, and I am far from home,
:Lead Thou me on;
Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to see
:The distant scene; one step enough for me.
}}
}}
}}

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05:49

{{ft/s|
Eliphalet Hopper, of Massachusetts, arrives in St. Louis in search of his fortune.
{{xx-smaller block|
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Eliphalet Hopper|Frank Weed}}
{{TOC end}}
}}
}}

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06:10

{{ft/d|
{{ib|
"You're a fine specimen of a Yankee."
{{xx-smaller block|
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Capt. Lige Brent|Will Machin}}
{{TOC end}}
}}
}}
}}

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06:23

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{smaller|PRIVATE<br>OFFICE}}}}
}}

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06:31

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
{{right|offset=2em|Boston, Mass}}
My Dear Judge Whipple,
>/b
{{gap}}We gratefully accept your kind offer to take Stephen into your office.
>/b
{{gap}}Your friendship for my dear gone husband is very precious to me and does much to alleviate our grief, as soon as our affairs will permit we will come South.
{{right|offset=2em|Thanking you sincerely<br>I am yours very truly<br>Elizabeth B[...]}}
}}
}}

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07:19

{{ft/d|
''"Engage rooms for young Brice and his mother at the Crane boarding house."''
}}

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07:30

{{ft/i|
{{c|
GARVEL<br>{{larger|&}}<br>COMPANY<br>{{xx-larger|{{sc|Importers}}}}
}}
}}

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08:08

{{ft/d|
''"Tell Mr. Hood to put this boy to work."''
}}

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08:22

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{smaller|JOHN HOOD}}<br>{{xx-smaller|MANAGER}}}}
}}

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08:29

{{ft/s|
The old friends have their daily quarrel over slavery.
}}

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08:34

{{ft/i|
{{c|SILAS<br>WHIPPLE}}
}}

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09:24

{{ft/s|
Virginia visits her father's office.
}}

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09:27

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{sc|Private}}}}
}}

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09:55

{{ft/d|
''"Do you work here?"''
}}

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10:01

{{ft/d|
''"Find my father and tell him Miss Carvel is here."''
}}

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10:08

{{ft/d|
''"I ain't no servant."''
}}

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10:25

{{ft/s|
Clarence Colfax, Virginia's cousin and ardent suitor.
{{xx-smaller block|
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Clarence Colfax|Marshall Neilan}}
{{TOC end}}
}}
}}

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11:16

{{ft/d|
''"It's only Clarence, he is always wanting to fight with someone."''
}}

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12:00

{{ft/s|
The Brices arrive at Mrs. Crane's "New England Boarding House."
{{xx-smaller block|
{{TOC begin}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Stephen Brice|Thomas Santschi}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|Mrs. Brice|Eugenie Besserer}}
{{TOC end}}
}}
}}

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12:11

{{ft/d|
''"This, mother, is our all---a trifle over nine hundred dollars----I'll bank it on the way to Judge Whipple's."''
}}

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12:44

{{ft/i|
{{c|
Hodge's Dry Goods Store
{{hr}}
{{xx-larger|'''SLAVE AUCTION'''}}
{{hr}}{{hr}}{{hr}}
THIS MORNING AT 11 O'CLOCK<br>FROM THE COURT HOUSE STEPS
{{hr}}{{hr}}{{hr}}
All property of the late G. W. Scales
}}
}}

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12:50

{{ft/d|
''"Father, please buy Betty Scales' quadroon, Hester, for me."''
}}

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13:01

{{ft/s|
The horrors of slavery are borne in upon Stephen at the slave auction.
}}

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13:35

{{ft/d|
''"I'll buy her for you, Jinny. Mother promised you a present and you shall have her."''
}}

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13:46

{{ft/d|
''"Oh, mistah, is you gwineter stan' heah an' see ma chile sol' down de river?"''
}}

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14:53

{{ft/d|
''"How dare that Yankee bid against Clarence."''
}}

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14:55

{{ft/s|
Some weeks later the Brices rent one of Mr. Brinsmade's cottages.
}}

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15:21

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
Mr Stephen Brice,<br>
of{{gap}}33 Olive St.
{{right|Miss Crane's Boarding House,}}
{{right|offset=2em|Lucas Road,}}
{{right|offset=2em|City.}}
}}
}}

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15:41

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
{{gap}}Miss Virginia Carvel requests the pleasure of Mr Stephen Brice's presence at her birthday party Thursday evening the 10<sup><u>th</u></sup> inst. at
{{c|Carvel House}}
}}
}}

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16:22

{{ft/s|
The night of the party.
}}

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17:16

{{ft/d|
''"Honey, I was thinking of your mother."''
}}

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17:29

{{ft/s|
The Party.
}}

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18:28

{{ft/d|
''"Why did you bring that damned Yankee here?"''
}}

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20:29

{{ft/s|
When the guests had gone.
}}

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20:39

{{ft/s|
Summer, intolerable summer, is upon the city.
}}

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20:43

{{ft/s|
Judge Whipple broadens Stephen's education.
}}

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20:55

{{ft/d|
''"Take tonight's train for Freeport, find [[Author:Abe Lincoln|Abe Lincoln]], and give him this."''
}}

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21:28

{{ft/s|
Freeport, Illinois. The night of the great [[Lincoln-Douglas debate]].
}}

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22:15

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
{{right|St. Louis, Mo.}}
Dear Abe—
>/b
I want my young friend to meet and know you. I like him, send him back to me a good Republican.
{{right|offset=2em|Sincerely,}}
{{right|Silas Whipple}}
}}
}}

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22:57

{{ft/i|
{{c|DOUGLAS.
<br><br>
{{smaller|DOUGLAS}}
}}
}}

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23:44

{{ft/s|
''The great question.''
}}

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23:47

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{smaller|LINCOLN{{gap}}DOUGLAS}}}}
}}

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24:29

{{ft/s|
[[Author:Stephen A. Douglas|Stephen A. Douglas]].
}}

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24:47

{{ft/d|
''"Can the people of a United States Territory in any lawful way, against the wish of any citizen of the United States exclude slavery from its limits, prior to the formation of a State Constitution?"''
}}

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25:12

{{ft/d|
''"This nation cannot exist half slave and half free. Now, let Mr. Douglas explain away the crisis if he can."''
}}

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25:45

{{ft/s|
Stephen A. Douglas—states rights—fails to convince.
}}

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26:50

{{ft/s|
Steve parts with Lincoln.
}}

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27:01

{{ft/d|
''"Tell me, Steve---weren't you sorry for me last night?"''
}}

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27:09

{{ft/d|
''"I never shall be again, sir."''
}}

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27:18

{{ft/d|
''"Pray God that you may feel sorry for me again. Goodbye, Steve, don't forget me."''
}}

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27:35

{{ft/s|
Meanwhile, at Glencoe, Col. Carvel's summer home.
}}

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27:56

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
Col. Comyn Carvel,
>/b
{{gap}}Gloscoe,
>/b
{{gap|1.5em}}Dear Sir:
>/b
{{gap|2em}}[...] is my duty to inform you that Judge Whipple is quite ill. Doctors says the host in the city will kill him if he stays. He calls constantly for Miss Carvel.
{{right|offset=3em|Respectfully,}}
{{right|offset=1em|Carl Richter.}}
}}
}}

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28:25

{{ft/s|
The Judge yields.
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29:53

{{ft/i|
{{c|LAW<br>OFFICES}}
}}

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30:12

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
{{right|Glencoe<br>Aug 20<sup><u>th</u></sup>}}
My dear Mr. Brice,
>/b
{{gap}}I take pleasure in extending you an invitation to spend the {{SIC|weeks end|week's end}} at {{SIC|glencoe|Glencoe}}.
>/b
{{gap}}Please bring Judge Whipple's mail.
{{right|offset=2em|Sincerely,}}
{{right|Comyn Carvel}}
}}
}}

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30:45

{{ft/d|
''"Mr. Brice is coming this morning, Jinny."''
}}

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31:52

{{ft/d|
''"Now tell me what you think of this fellow, Lincoln."''
}}

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32:37

{{ft/d|
''"And here is the article I wrote for the '[[Missouri Gazette]]' on the debate."''
}}

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32:48

{{ft/d|
''"Juleps."''
}}

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34:00

{{ft/d|
''"A house divided against itself must fall!"''
}}

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34:39

{{ft/d|
''"I'm sorry but I must go back to town tonight."''
}}

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35:57

{{ft/d|
''"I should like to remain, sir, but mother is all alone."''
}}

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36:15

{{ft/d|
''"I asked him to stay, but he spurned the privilege."''
}}

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36:31

{{ft/d|
''"He went back because his mother was all alone."''
}}

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36:45

{{ft/s|
The weeks pass quietly in old St. Louis.
}}

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37:00

{{ft/i|
{{c|
Naming of Candidates.
{{hr|5em}}
INTENSE ENTHUSIASM.
{{hr|5em}}
{{smaller|The Struggle between [[Author:William Henry Seward|Seward]] and Lincoln.}}
{{hr|5em}}
{{larger|'''LINCOLN NOMINATED.'''}}
{{hr|5em}}
{{smaller|ONLY THREE BALLOTINGS HAD.}}
{{hr|5em}}
THE VICE-PRESIDENCY.
{{hr|5em}}
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin Nominated.
{{hr|5em}}
{{smaller|HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RECEIVED.}}
{{hr|5em}}
}}
}}

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37:20

{{ft/d|
''"I'm through with fooling now, Jinny, I'm going to be a man."''
}}

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37:32

{{ft/s|
The old friendship bears a heavy strain.
}}

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38:13

{{ft/d|
''"Lige, you're going to vote for Lincoln, aren't you?"''
}}

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38:22

{{ft/d|
''"If Lincoln is elected, the South leaves the Union."''
}}

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38:46

{{ft/d|
''"Silas, if you won't drink it for me perhaps you will drink it for---Abraham Lincoln."''
}}

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38:56

{{ft/d|
''"I reckon I wouldn't be much use to Abe if I took that."''
}}

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39:49

{{ft/s|
Anne Brinsmade plans a costume ball.
}}

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40:07

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
Virginia Carvel<br>
Stephen Brice<br>
Maud Catherwood<br>
Spencer Catherwood
}}
}}

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40:12

{{ft/d|
''"If that man comes, I won't. He's a Black Republican."''
}}

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40:25

{{ft/d|
''"I don't think he can."''
}}

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40:38

{{ft/s|
The Costume Ball.
}}

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42:05

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
My dear Miss Brinsmade
>/b
{{gap}}I might be delayed a bit tonight but will try and be there as soon as I can leave the meeting. I will race my grandfather's uniform as you suggested.
{{right|offset=2em|Peacefully,}}
{{right|Stephen Brice}}
Miss Anne Brinsmade<br>
{{gap}}St. Louis, Mo.
}}
}}

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42:38

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
My dear Colfax
>/b
{{gap}}Please come to my office at once + sign the deed to the [...] property. It must be done tonight + will keep you only a moment.
{{right|offset=2em|Yours}}
{{right|[...]}}
Mr. Clarence Colfax
}}
}}

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43:06

{{ft/s|
Under the spell of the night.
}}

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43:26

{{ft/d|
''"I---I thought you were my cousin---what must you think of me?"''
}}

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43:37

{{ft/d|
''"I hope you will forgive me---Virginia. I meet you only to anger you---good night, Miss Carvel."''
}}

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44:35

{{ft/i|
{{c|LINCOLN<br>ELECTED}}
}}

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45:00

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
Dear Jack
>/b
Lincoln is elected.
{{right|E. E. [...]}}
}}
}}

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46:07

{{ft/s|
The Auction.
}}

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46:24

{{ft/s|
Judge Whipple buys Col. Carvel's furniture but keeps only one piece.
}}

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46:46

{{ft/d|
''"Where's my piano?"''
}}

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47:55

{{ft/d|
''"Jinny's!"''
}}

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48:01

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
{{right|Jefferson City<br>May 10, 1861}}
Comyn Carvel, Esq.,
>/b
Dear sir
>/b
Come to Jefferson City at once. Important to the cause.
{{right|offset=3em|Sincerely,}}
{{right|offset=2em|Jackson,}}
{{right|offset=1em|Governor.}}
}}
}}

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48:47

{{ft/d|
''"Did I ever strike you as a marryin' man?"''
}}

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48:59

{{ft/d|
''"The lady is YOU."''
}}

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49:09

{{ft/d|
''"Your father's a beggar but for me. I am Carvel and Co. Go and ask him if I'm lying."''
}}

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49:44

{{ft/d|
''"Is it true you have borrowed money from this man?"''
}}

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49:54

{{ft/d|
''"It takes just a minute to walk to that fence, sir. If you are longer I reckon you'll never get past it."''
}}

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50:23

{{ft/d|
''"Honey, I reckon we're just as poor as white trash."''
}}

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50:53

{{ft/s|
Stephen goes too.
}}

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51:48

{{ft/d|
''"My country needs me, honey."''
}}

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52:35

{{ft/s|
{{c|On June 22nd, the Seventh Missouri Regiment starts to dig a tunnel under Ft. Jackson.}}
}}

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53:06

{{ft/s|
{{c|3 P. M., June 25th, a deathlike stillness pervades the whole command, then---the mine beneath Ft. Jackson lets go.}}
}}

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54:44

{{ft/d|
''"General, we are out of percussion caps. I know where some are stored in a shack across the river, can I get them?"''
}}

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55:47

{{ft/s|
Night falls.
}}

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57:05

{{ft/s|
{{c|Another day of carnage dawns.}}
}}

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57:35

{{ft/s|
{{c|The men in the lines leap from their places and charge in the face of a murderous fire.}}
}}

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58:29

{{ft/s|
{{c|On July 3rd, gallant Vicksburg falls.}}
}}

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58:33

{{ft/s|
{{c|The lurid flames of bursting shells from Admiral Porter's fleet light up the city.}}
}}

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59:14

{{ft/s|
Brice's influence with [[Author:William Tecumseh Sherman|Sherman]] secures a safe passage home for Colfax.
}}

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59:39

{{ft/d|
''"Miss Jinny, they done brought Massa Clarence home."''
}}

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1:00:28

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{smaller|WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.}}}}
{{cb|
{{xx-smaller|To}} <u>St Louis Mo</u>{{gap}}{{xx-smaller|Telegraph from}} <u>Vicksbg Miss</u>
>/b
Mrs. S. A. Brice—
>/b
{{gap}}Your son slightly wounded invalided house should arrive Wednesday
{{right|offset=2em|Sherman}}
}}
}}

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1:01:05

{{ft/s|
Convalescent.
}}

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1:01:10

{{ft/d|
''"Do you love Brice, Jinny?"''
}}

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1:01:22

{{ft/d|
''"I hate him, Jinny, but he saved my life. He loves you, yet he sent me home to you."''
}}

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1:01:33

{{ft/d|
''"Love a Yankee? Never!"''
}}

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1:01:52

{{ft/s|
Home again.
}}

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1:02:11

{{ft/s|
Elsewhere in the field, the Colonel fights and starves.
}}

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1:02:19

{{ft/i|
{{c|{{larger|'''JUDGE WHIPPLE SERIOUSLY ILL'''}}}}
{{hr|5em}}
Judge Silas Whipple is sinking fast. He continually talks of his friends of other days. He suffered a relapse during the night and there is little or no hope for his recovery, although [...]
}}

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1:03:08

{{ft/d|
''"Jinny, I'm exchanged and am going back to the front."''
}}

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1:03:17

{{ft/d|
''"Will you be my wife at the end of the war?"''
}}

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1:03:36

{{ft/i|
{{c|
{{smaller block|
J. J. COWAN
{{hr}}
COTTON<br>BUYER.<br>
UP ☜
STAIRS
{{hr}}
}}
}}
}}

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1:04:55

{{ft/d|
''"Comyn, you are a man of unstained honor. I ask no questions. You are safe with me."''
}}

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1:07:03

{{ft/d|
''"His Desk!"''
}}

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1:07:25

{{ft/i|
{{cb|
Stephen Brice
{{right|St. Louis, Mo—}}
}}
}}

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1:08:18

{{ft/d|
''"I thank you, Capt. Brice, for saving my life."''
}}

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1:08:28

{{ft/d|
''"It is to her your thanks are due. I believe I am not going too far when I congratulate you both."''
}}

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1:08:49

{{ft/d|
''"My father is in that room."''
}}

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1:09:01

{{ft/d|
''"What Dr. Polk sanctions is not for me to question."''
}}

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1:09:39

{{ft/d|
''"You were my friend when I had no other. May God spare your life for Jinny."''
}}

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1:09:54

{{ft/d|
''"Would you like to see a clergyman?"''
}}

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1:10:03

{{ft/d|
''"No, madam, you are near enough to God for me."''
}}

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1:10:09

{{ft/d|
''"I was sick and ye visited me."''
}}

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1:10:29

{{ft/d|
''"Goodbye, Stephen. Hold the image of Abraham Lincoln in front of you. You are a man after his own heart, and----and mine."''
}}

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1:11:25

{{ft/d|
''"Will you play my hymn, my dear, once more----once more?"''
}}

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1:12:21

{{ft/d|
{{blb|
{{ppoem|
Lead, Kindly Light, amid th' encircling gleam,
:Lead Thou me on;
The night is dark, and I am far from home,
:Lead Thou me on;
Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to see
:The distant scene; one step enough for me.
}}
}}
}}

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1:14:05

{{ft/d|
''"You'll marry me now, I call'ate, or I'll have your father hung."''
}}

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1:14:34

{{ft/d|
''"I don't want to see you hung, but there's just one consideration that will stop me, that's your gal."''
}}

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1:14:48

{{ft/d|
''"Hopper, I know you! I can prove that you have had traitorous dealings with the confederacy. If General Sherman learns it you go to government prison. Now go!"''
}}

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1:15:49

{{ft/s|
Clarence Colfax is court-martialed as a spy.
}}

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1:16:05

{{ft/s|
The field of war again.
}}

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1:16:36

{{ft/d|
''"Send word to Jinny, my Jinny."''
}}

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1:18:14

{{ft/s|
Three days later Stephen sees Lincoln again.
}}

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1:18:38

{{ft/d|
''"Mr. President, I want to ask you to save the life of an officer who is being held as a spy. Colonel Colfax of St. Louis."''
}}

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1:18:54

{{ft/d|
''"He's the young chap who is going to marry Virginia Carvel, isn't he?"''
}}

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1:19:09

{{ft/d|
''"You wait in the other room, Steve."''
}}

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1:19:28

{{ft/d|
''"It's a matter of life and death. I thought your president would see anyone."''
}}

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1:20:23

{{ft/d|
''"Sit down, Virginia."''
}}

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1:20:46

{{ft/d|
''"Tell me about your cousin. Are you going to marry him?"''
}}

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1:20:57

{{ft/d|
''"No, Mr. Lincoln. I was, but I don't love him."''
}}

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1:21:38

{{ft/d|
''"The officer who saw Colonel Colfax captured is here. He too defended him and asked me to pardon him."''
}}

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1:22:13

{{ft/d|
''"I am sparing his life, because the time for which we have been waiting and longing is now at hand. The time to be merciful. Let us all thank God for it."''
}}

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1:22:25

{{ft/d|
''"How I wish that all my people in the South might see you as I have seen you today."''
}}

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1:22:38

{{ft/d|
''"Virginia, I have not suffered by the South, I have suffered <u>with</u> the South. Your sorrow has been my sorrow, and your pain has been my pain."''
}}

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1:23:44

{{ft/d|
''"You loved that flag, Virginia, may you always love it. May the day come when this nation, North and South, may look back upon it with reverence."''
}}

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1:24:00

{{ft/d|
''"We're not going to hang the rebels, Steve, we're going to hang on to 'em."''
}}

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1:24:15

{{ft/d|
''"And if you have the sense I think you have, you'll hang on too."''
}}

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1:25:09

{{ft/d|
''"Do you love me, Jinny?"''
}}

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1:25:19

{{ft/d|
''"I have loved you always. I fought against it but it was in vain."''
}}

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1:25:34

{{ft/s|
At Glencoe again.
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Further Details of the<br>Great Crisis
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In the hush of the last night two united hearts, symbols of the reunited nation, bow down to the man of sorrows.
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