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North and South is shorthand for a trilogy of books written by John Jakes: North and South, set during the antebellum period of American history, Love and War, which takes place during the Civil War, and Heaven and Hell, which covers Reconstruction and the period of western expansion that followed.
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Ascended Extra: Goes from a supporting character in Book I...
- North and South
The story deals with clashes between the cultures of North...
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
Sokka and Katara return home for the first time since the...
- Characters in North and South (U.S.)
Ascended Extra: Goes from a supporting character in Book I to the South protagonist in Book III. Black Sheep: Charles starts out as this, his rebellious nature making him a handful to the family. Fortunately, Orry gives Charles his attention, and teaches him to become a gentleman.
The story deals with clashes between the cultures of North and South, the workers and their masters, and between protagonist Margaret Hale and the wealthy local factory owner John Thornton. The book has thrice been adapted for television, most recently in 2004, starring Daniela Denby-Ashe and Richard Armitage.
Sokka and Katara return home for the first time since the war, to a hometown that's not like how they remember it. Their father Hakoda now leads the entire Southern Water Tribe, and works with the Northern Water Tribe to rebuild after the war.
North & South: Book 2, Love & War: Created by Douglas Heyes. With Kirstie Alley, David Carradine, Philip Casnoff, Mary Crosby. The story of two friends and their families on opposite sides of the American Civil War.
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- 1986-05-04
- Drama, History, Romance
- 95
September 17, 1862 - Spring 1864. 75 % May 6, 1986 • 1h 34m. By September 1862, the South appears to be on the verge of victory. President Lincoln wants to emancipate all slaves but recognizes he needs a victory on the battlefield before he can do so.
With the Civil War now in full flight, battles are frequent in Book II – Bull Run, Antietam, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Five Forks and Gettysburg are shown – and they are exceptionally well-staged by over 1,500 amateur Civil War re-enactors.
