I bought this the other day and stood glued to my television and v c r watching it! I think this is the best documentary ever done about the American Revolution with excellent voice overs by Kelsey Grammar as Benedict Arnold and Cliff Robertson as George Washington. The battles are much more detailed than other films. There is a lot of detail given to the principals involved on all sides of the Revolution as well as family members who were affected by or help effect the American Revolution. Although not as much detail is given to the Bill of Rights as in the P B S "Liberty", nonetheless the facts presented are accurate. If not always thorough, these documentaries like other movies and films wet the appetite of the viewer so that he or she in want of more - will research the suject on their own. This documentary is six tapes (fifty minutes each tape) long and follows George Washington from the French - Indian Wars through the Revolution and not only to the Constitution and Bill of Rights, but where he retreated with his troops - hoping the British would sign the Treaty of Paris and not attack again - in an attempt to re-take America. This last point is usually omitted in most documentaries and should not be!