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		<title>Trail of Tears: The PBS Documentary</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have found the first episodes of PBS&#8217;s series &#8220;We Shall Remain&#8221; on the American Experience to be visually as well as historically very well done. Their most recent airing, the Cherokee and the Trail of Tears, was obviously especially engaging, because I could wrestle with their decisions. It used to be that film was [...]]]></description>
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