The Spirit of '76

The Spirit of '76

The Spirit of '76

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The Spirit of '76

1917

2h 15m

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Overview

Catherine Montour, a striking half-breed Indian princess, and mistress of King George III aspires to become the first Queen of America when the revolution breaks out.

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16 members

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Adda Gleason

Catherine Montour

Adda Gleason

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Howard Gaye

Lionel Esmond

Howard Gaye

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George Chesebro

Walter Butler

George Chesebro

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Dark Cloud

Joseph Brant

Dark Cloud

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Doris Pawn

Madeline Brant

Doris Pawn

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Jack Cosgrove

George III

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Norval MacGregor

Lorimer Steuart

Norval MacGregor

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Jane Novak

Cecil Steuart

Jane Novak

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William Colby

Sir John Johnson

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Lottie Kruse

Peggy Johnson

Lottie Kruse

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Chief John Big Tree

Gowah

Chief John Big Tree

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Willam Freeman

Lord Chatham

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W.E. Lawrence

Captain Boyd

W.E. Lawrence

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Noah Beery

George Washington

Noah Beery

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Ben Lewis

Benjamin Franklin

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Jack McCredie

Tim Murphy

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