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Season 3 Episode 13 - Blaze of Darkness
About the mid-seventeenth century John Milton used his fiery pen to espouse the cause of Oliver Cromwell against the throne, since he believed that Cromwell would make England the World's first true democracy. Milton worked hard in this cause and though he was warned that continued eye-strain might cause him to lose his sight. Cromwell's advent to power plunged England into a strict dictatorship to Milton's disillusionment. Milton once again took up the pen to denounce Cromwell and, before long, overwork led to the poet's, total blindness. His personal star continued in descent when Charles II, after his restoration, had the poet imprisoned as a traitor. Despite these overwhelming setbacks, Milton lived to write the immortal "Paradise Lost."
Episodes in Season 3
A Smile for Damger
120 min
Of Time and the River
120 min
A Queen's Way
120 min
McCoy of Abilene
120 min
Never kick a man upstairs
120 min
The Imaginary Invalid
120 min
The Lonely Way
120 min
Of Time and the River (II)
120 min
The Courtship of Miles Standish
120 min
The Last Voyage
120 min
Asop and Rhodope
120 min
Amahl and the Night Visitors
120 min
Blaze of Darkness
120 min
John Marshall and the Burr Case
120 min
Crusade to Liberty
120 min
The St. Cloud Storm
120 min
King Richard II
120 min
Lone Star
120 min
The Hands of Clara Schumann
120 min
Crusader Against Cruelty
120 min
Miss Tracy of Mt. Vernon
120 min
The Turbulent Air
120 min
The Good Samaritan
120 min
The Road to Tara
120 min
Out of Jules Verne
120 min
The Ordeal of Thomas Jefferson
120 min
Young William Penn
120 min
The Liberator
120 min
The Story of Ruth
120 min
Lafayette for Freedom
120 min
Petticoat Revolution
120 min
Portrait by Whistler
120 min
Moby Dick
120 min
Serra and San Francisco
120 min
The Armour-Bearer
120 min
A Reckless Youth
120 min
Come to the Window
120 min
Flight from Cathay
120 min
Wife unto Caesar
120 min
John Paul Jones
120 min
