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Ken Burns: The Prohibition Idea

Ken Burns discusses episode one of Prohibition.

10/02/2011 | Rating NR

FromKen Burns

Prohibition

Ken Burns: The Prohibition Idea

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Ken Burns discusses episode one of Prohibition.

Ken Burns discusses Episode One of Prohibition, and what the United States was going through during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

10/02/2011 | Rating NR

FromKen Burns

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