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The following pages link to 34th transcript block in Roses of Crimson documentary (Q14873):
View (previous 50 | next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- You have stamped your character upon the lives of thousands. (Q14655) (← links)
- You have written history for Alabama, (Q14656) (← links)
- which will never be forgotten. (Q14657) (← links)
- Alabama Governor William Brandon. Not only was a win, (Q14658) (← links)
- it was a, you know, (Q14659) (← links)
- a stupendous great win. One of the most exciting games in Rose Bowl history. (Q14660) (← links)
- As the team came back through the southern route, (Q14661) (← links)
- they came back and they stopped in New Orleans and they will save about 1000 Chilean students and New Orleanians down praising the Crimson Tide. (Q14662) (← links)
- They were happy that the South was they were hungry for any kind of a victory, (Q14663) (← links)
- and that was a big victory for the South. (Q14664) (← links)
- And then from that time on it sounds almost like a movie scene. (Q14665) (← links)
- The train went back to Tuscalusa and they stopped in the whole lot of little towns and people would come out and waved. (Q14666) (← links)
- Red and white bunting The train came in one afternoon I think was about 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon. (Q14667) (← links)
- And of course, the crowd. (Q14668) (← links)
- There was just enormous. Everything just became one wild display of happiness and readings and everything in a scene resembling the return of a Roman legion from a war of (Q14669) (← links)
- conquest. Thousands turned out to welcome the team home. (Q14670) (← links)
- Roses of Crimson (Q14890) (← links)
