How to Authentically Portray 18th Century Warfare - The Accuracy of "Revolution" (1985) Part IV
January 5, 2019
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as posted by the channelNOTE: It seems that what I refer to as a 'caplock' in this video could actually be an even later piece, a MkIII Snider!
Finally we come to the fourth and final video in this unnecessarily lengthy look at a battle scene from "Revolution," (1985). In this part, I restrict my complaining, and actually discuss the aspects of this scene that I enjoy! Because honestly, all of its problems aside, I think this scene is actually a very good one that captures an overall sentiment really quite well. While not accurate by any means, it does have a strong sense of historical authenticity, in that it seems to genuinely respect the history it tells.
At least, this one scene does...for many others, there is a very different story...
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