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Abraham Lincoln

film by Griffith [1930]
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  • D.W. Griffith
    D.W. Griffith
    / The Birth of a Nation and Intolerance

    … (1924), and his next-to-last film, Abraham Lincoln (1930), was another view of the American Civil War in a somewhat ponderous biographical style. Despite his past success and the general acknowledgment of his vital contributions to the syntax of the motion picture, Griffith was unable to find permanent employment after Abraham…

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    … (1924), and his next-to-last film, Abraham Lincoln (1930), was another view of the American Civil War in a somewhat ponderous biographical style. Despite his past success and the general acknowledgment of his vital contributions to the syntax of the motion picture, Griffith was unable to find permanent employment after Abraham…

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