Episodes (6)

S01E01 · June 1861 - July 21, 1861

May 04, 1986

June 1861 - July 21, 1861.

S01E02 · July 1861 - Summer 1862

May 05, 1986

The ebb and flow of war has begun with victories and defeats on both sides. Brett and Semiramis make it safely back to Mont Royal, after a dangerous encounter with Northern troops. When Orry hears of what happened at Mont Royal, he rescues Madeline and they are soon married. Virgilia meets Dorothy Dix who accepts her as a nurse on the basis of Congressman Sam Greene's recommendation. Orry needs to stop the blockade runners and is almost captured by a Northern patrol. By the purest luck, he meets George on the trail. Elkanah Bent has ambitions of megalomaniacal ...

S01E03 · September 17, 1862 - Spring 1864

May 06, 1986

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. Disatisfied with his current commander, he sends George Hazard to sound out Gen. Ulysses S. Grant on whether he would take on overall command of the Northern forces. After Salem Jones kills a runaway slave from Mont Royal, the family decides to offer safe passage to any of their slaves who wish to leave. Soon after, Ashton arrives and is shocked to find Brett and Madeline working ...

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North & South: Book 2, Love & War (also know as North and South, Book II) Season 1 (1986) is released on May 04, 1986. Watch North & South: Book 2, Love & War online - the English Drama TV series from United States. North & South: Book 2, Love & War is directed by Kevin Connor and created by Richard Fielder with Kirstie Alley and David Carradine.

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As know as:

North and South, Book II, North and South(English), North and South, Book II(French), Norte y Sur II, Nord og syd - Bog 2: Love and War

Release Date:

May 04, 1986

Countries:

United States

Language:

English

Production Companies:

David L. Wolper Productions, Warner Bros. Television

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