Difference between revisions of "33rd transcript block in Roses of Crimson documentary (Q14872)"

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Roses of Crimson is a UA CPT&R documentary hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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If the South had won at Gettysburg,

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the reports in the newspapers would have been just like the reports from January 2nd January 3rd,

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January 4th, 1926. That's the way they would have described it would have been the battle to end all battles.

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It was as if Southerners had proven something that the South had been trying to prove ever since the Civil War that we were as good as anybody else.

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They given a level playing field and the same number of players on the playing field.

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We can go out there and beat anybody.

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Even the best the country had possibly produced.

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Birmingham News January 2nd, 1926.

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Washington ran against men toughened by southern sons into something akin to elastic steel men who possessed an unconquerable and dying fighting spirit worthy of the highest traditions of the

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South. Mere words cannot do justice to this glorious achievement.

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Instead, we should announce it to the world on a tin league canvas with brushes of comments here.

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+January 4th, 1926. That's the way they would have described it would have been the battle to end all battles.
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+It was as if Southerners had proven something that the South had been trying to prove ever since the Civil War that we were as good as anybody else.
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+They given a level playing field and the same number of players on the playing field.
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+We can go out there and beat anybody.
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+Even the best the country had possibly produced.
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+Birmingham News January 2nd, 1926.
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+Washington ran against men toughened by southern sons into something akin to elastic steel men who possessed an unconquerable and dying fighting spirit worthy of the highest traditions of the
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+South. Mere words cannot do justice to this glorious achievement.
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+Instead, we should announce it to the world on a tin league canvas with brushes of comments here.
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