Alistair Cooke's Emmy-winning history of the U.S. from Colonial days to the 1970s, filmed on location, offers a panoramic yet personal look at the birth and growth of America. The series was also known as 'Alistair Cooke's America.'
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Awards
1973 - Emmy - Outstanding New Series- winner
1973 - Golden Globe - Best Television Series - Drama- nominated
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