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Appomattox: With Malice Towards None
Produced for Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, this film features gripping large scale re-enactments, dynamic educational 3D tactical map animations, beautiful motion graphics, and meticulous historical research.
At one o'clock on April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee rode into the small town of Appomattox Court House and entered the McLean house soon followed by General Grant surrounded by his generals and staff officers. After 90 minutes the group emerged to the silent salute of Union officers, upon which Lee rode back to his defeated army. After the surrender the McLean house became a sensation.
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Appomattox: With Malice Towards None
Produced for Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, this film features gripping large scale re-enactments, dynamic educational 3D tactical map animations, beautiful motion graphics, and meticulous historical research.
At one o'clock on April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee rode into the small town of Appomattox Court House and entered the McLean house soon followed by General Grant surrounded by his generals and staff officers. After 90 minutes the group emerged to the silent salute of Union officers, upon which Lee rode back to his defeated army. After the surrender the McLean house became a sensation.
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Produced for Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, this film features gripping large scale re-enactments, dynamic educational 3D tactical map animations, beautiful motion graphics, and meticulous historical research.
At one o'clock on April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee rode into the small town of Appomattox Court House and entered the McLean house soon followed by General Grant surrounded by his generals and staff officers. After 90 minutes the group emerged to the silent salute of Union officers, upon which Lee rode back to his defeated army. After the surrender the McLean house became a sensation.
