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  • Advisory Rating: TV-PG
  • Episodes: 7
  • Produced by: Ken Burns: American Lives






Ken Burns: American Lives English Subtitles Download for all Episodes 1-7

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1. Not for Ourselves Alone: The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony Get Subtitle Mirror 2 5:21
2. Thomas Jefferson Get Subtitle Mirror 2 53:56
3. Frank Lloyd Wright: A Film By Ken Burns & Lynn Novick Get Subtitle Mirror 2 36:58
4. Mark Twain Get Subtitle Mirror 2 31:33
5. Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip Get Subtitle Mirror 2 48:45
6. Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson Get Subtitle Mirror 2 32:31
7. Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery Get Subtitle Mirror 2 27:19


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<i>Ken Burns' American Lives</i> is a collection of outstanding biographies and stories of some of America's most celebrated pioneers and historical figures. The collection includes biographies of Thomas Jefferson, Frank Lloyd Wright, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, Mark Twain, Horatio Nelson Jackson, and boxer Jack Johnson.



Viewer Reviews

  • Lewis and Clark

    By Skydiver28

    Another great piece of work by Ken Burns, but I have begun to expected it from him.
  • Not for Ourselves Alone

    By AuntieEve

    Every young woman in America should see this program to understand how far we've come, the struggles we've faced and to understand the lives of women both yesterday and today. It makes my heart soar every time I watch it.
  • Really

    By joewhodoesntwanttopaythismuch

    I really wanted to watch these shows but there is no way I am paying this much.
  • Not for Ourselves Alone

    By Doug Medina

    What a wonderful presentation. It still makes me cry every time I see it. I came across it one night while flipping channels and could not stop watching. "Not for Ourselves Alone" is a history that was almost forgotten were it not for Ken Burns. A must see for everyone, but especially for girls.
  • Horatio's Drive: Don't Worry. It's Fantastic!

    By Reviewer991

    I had some reservations before I purchased the episode on Horatio's Drive across America. I mean, I'd never heard of the guy and besides, what was so fascinating about a drive across America? I was having some Ken Burns withdrawal symptoms so I decided to go ahead and make the purchase and I am glad that I did. Of course, it was well put together. I mean, come on, this is Ken Burns we're talking about here. But I also found that I was immediately drawn into the program and found myself cheering Horatio on. I won't say much more than that for fear of spoiling the episode but trust me, you'll enjoy it.
  • Very good

    By BST1212

    this is a great program a really beg iTunes to add masterpiece to the PBS programs to buy I would love to purchase the complete Jane Austin as well as other masterpiece classics
  • MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE

    By Ol' Stumbly

    There are MANY different episodes of Ken Burns' American Lives as well as PBS' American Experience. Where are the rest? I've been patiently waiting for the entire catalog to be posted on iTunes but after a year I'm beginning to wonder if this is all there is. Please post the other FIVE TRILLION Ken Burns films out there.
  • Mark Twain

    By geezuskhrist

    This is certainly the best documentary I have ever seen. For three and a half hours I was entranced, watching the lifetime of Samuel Clemens go before my eyes. So well executed, this is nearly a work of art more so than anything else.
  • They Get Their Start in Humble Places, but can't hold back genius!

    By VelcroDobes

    I had the same high school journalism teacher as Ken Burns, back at Pioneer High in Ann Arbor. I've been watching his documentaries ever since that very first one--The Civil War--which was a complete breakthrough in Documentary, story-telling and photography techniques. Bob Segar went to Pioneer, too. A great high school--helping to mold great artists. Here's to Mrs. Bloom, Ken!

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