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Hampton's Legion (2021)
When the Confederacy can no longer finance massive armies, Wade Hampton III, using his own money started, financed, and supplied his own infantry, cavalry, and artillery to help fight the war.
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When the Confederacy can no longer finance massive armies, Wade Hampton III, using his own money started, financed, and supplied his own infantry, cavalry, and artillery to help fight the war.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, War, History
Written By:Christopher Forbes
In Theaters:6/10/2021
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:ITN Distribution
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