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May 14, 1972
Magua has taken to the forest with Cora as his prisoner. Uncas prepares to follow and fight to save her.
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May 7, 1972
Heyward has implemented a plan to rescue Alice who, with Cora has fallen into the hands of Magua. Uncas has been captured by the Hurons and sentenced...
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Apr 30, 1972
Munro has surrendered Fort William Henry to the French. Waiting in the woods as the British garrison marches out are Magua and the hostile Hurons.
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Apr 23, 1972
Cora and Alice have joined their father. Munro has been ordered by General Webb to surrender the fort to the French.
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Apr 16, 1972
Hawkeye has undertaken to guide Cora and Alice to their father at Fort William Henry.
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Apr 9, 1972
Cora, Alice and Heyward have been captured by Magua and the Hurons. Hawkeye has left Fort William in a desperate attempt to bring help.
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Apr 2, 1972
On their way to join their father at Fort William Henry, Cora and Alice Munro with their escort Major Heyward are betrayed by their Indian guide,...
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Mar 26, 1972
It's 1757 and the Red Indians are caught between the British and the French.
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Mar 19, 1972
Elizabeth's favour falls on the brash young Earl of Essex, who through his hot headed behaviour alienates the formerly besotted Queen who is put into...
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Mar 12, 1972
Elizabeth's former brother in law Philip of Spain vows revenge on his long standing rival for both Mary's execution and the constant pillaging of...
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Mar 5, 1972
Elizabeth's neverending battle of wits with the imprisoned Mary Queen of Scots almost costs Elizabeth her life.
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Feb 27, 1972
Princess Elizabeth, Mary's Protestant sister, inherits the throne.
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Feb 20, 1972
Elizabeth begins to become more involved with her court favourite Robert Dudley whilst she is being courted by all the overly anxious heads of Europe...
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Feb 13, 1972
The boy king Edward VI dies, and in accordance with the will of his father, Henry VIII, the throne of England passes to Edward's young cousin Lady...
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Feb 7, 1974
Corpulent and old, Henry makes a final trip to the altar, with the puritan Lady Latimer, Catherine Parr. The new queen brings Henry’s estranged...
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Jan 30, 1974
The powerful Duke of Norfolk, the leading Catholic aristocrat in England, dangles his smokin' hot teenaged niece Catherine Howard before the aging...
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Jan 22, 1972
Religious strife between Catholics and Protestants continues to swell in Europe. To try to balance the Catholic threat of France and Spain, Thomas...
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Jan 15, 1972
The third episode of the series is told in flashback, as Queen Jane Seymour lies on her deathbed, after giving birth to Henry's sole male heir,...
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Jan 8, 1972
his second episode of the series overlaps with the first, and thus begins when Queen Anne and King Henry are already estranged. After several...
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Jan 1, 1972
Catalina of Aragon, a Spanish princess, is set to wed Arthur Tudor, eldest son on King Henry VII. Shortly after they wed, Arthur is taken by illness....
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Apr 25, 1971
Mrs Gereth returns all the best furniture to Poynton, just before Owen and Mona get married, and they go abroad on their honeymoon. Owen writes to...
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Apr 18, 1971
Fleda vists Mrs Gereth at Ricks and finds she has furnished it with all the best furniture and pictures from Poynton. Mona Brigstock is angry with...
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Apr 11, 1971
Owen asks his friend Fleda Vetch to help him to persuade his mother to clear out of Poynton. Mrs Gereth decides to move to another house on the...
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Apr 4, 1971
The cultivated Mrs Adela Gereth is worried that her son Owen will marry Mona Brigstock - she considers Mona to be brash and completely unsuitable....
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Mar 28, 1971
Marlborough continues his success in the war against France, but his prestige at home and with Anne has been impaired by the devious backstairs...
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Mar 21, 1971
To save the Holy Roman Empire from French invasion Marlborough led his allied troops into Germany and defeated the French at the Battle of Blenheim.
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Mar 14, 1971
Before he died William III recognised Marlborough as his successor in the task of defeating France. With the accession of Anne, John and Sarah have...
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Mar 7, 1972
In an atmosphere of national panic John, falsely accused of Jacobite treachery, has been imprisoned for a time in the Tower. After Mary's death,...
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Feb 28, 1971
William III, with Churchill's help, has defeated James' attempted invasion of Ireland. John has been suspected of treason and dismissed from Court....
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Feb 21, 1971
John Churchill owed much to James II. But the King was clearly determined to destroy the Protestant religion and the laws of England, so John decided...
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Feb 14, 1971
Monmouth, the hope of the Protestant rebels, was defeated by John Churchill at Sedgemoor.
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Feb 7, 1971
Charles has been forced to send James into exile and to dissolve his factious parliament at Oxford. The Princess Anne has married George, Prince of...
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Jan 31, 1971
The rage against Popery in England continues. James, Duke of Monmouth, has become the protégé of Shaftesbury who plans to make him King. But...
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Jan 24, 1971
John and Sarah have married. Lord Shaftesbury has threatened Charles with rebellion. To appease his Protestant Parliament, Charles has arranged a...
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Jan 17, 1971
In 1675 a masque was performed at the Court of Charles II at Whitehall. There the young soldier John Churchill, Groom of the Bedchamber to the King's...
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Jan 10, 1971
At the court of Charles II, young John Churchill advances his career by serving the king’s bastard son, Monmouth, in the field of battle, and by...
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Release Date: 1971
Duration: 1 min
Masterpiece Theatre premiered on PBS on January 10, 1971, making it America's longest-running weekly primetime drama series....more








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