

North and South - Season 1 Episode 5 Spring 1857 - November 1860
Season - Episode
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3 - 1Summer 1865 - Autumn 1865 Feb 27, 1994
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3 - 2Autumn 1865 - Spring 1866 Feb 28, 1994
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3 - 3Spring 1866 - Summer 1866 Mar 02, 1994
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2 - 1June 1861 - July 21, 1861 May 04, 1986
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2 - 2July 1861 - Summer 1862 May 05, 1986
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2 - 3September 17, 1862 - Spring 1864 May 06, 1986
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2 - 4May 1864 - Late Autumn 1864 May 07, 1986
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2 - 5December 1864 - February 1865 May 08, 1986
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2 - 6March 1865 - April 1865 May 11, 1986
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1 - 1Summer 1842 - Summer 1844 Nov 03, 1985
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1 - 2Autumn 1844 - Spring 1848 Nov 05, 1985
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1 - 3Spring 1848 - Summer 1854 Nov 06, 1985
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1 - 4Summer 1854 - Autumn 1856 Nov 07, 1985
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1 - 5Spring 1857 - November 1860 Nov 09, 1985
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1 - 6November 6, 1860 - April 12, 1861 Nov 10, 1985
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0 - 1The Making Of North and South Nov 02, 1985
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0 - 2The History of North and South Oct 05, 2004
Overview
With Madeline locked in her room and nearly starving to death, Justin convinces the doctor to prescribes a daily dose of laudanum despite its addictive qualities. Madeline is soon a very different woman: submissive and with few words to say, having little memory of her love affair with Orry and their decision to run off together. Orry and Brett travel to Philadelphia where he wants to give his good friend George Hazard his share of the profits from their joint cotton mill. Unfortunately while there, Virgilia has a confrontation with Orry over slavery. Orry and Brett leave and it will be some time before before he and George see one another. On the trip home, they are stopped by a group led by abolitionist John Brown. Ashton, now married to James Hontoon, still spends a good deal of her time in bed with her other lovers. The secession movement quickly gains ground and war is seen as inevitable should Abraham Lincoln win the forthcoming elections.