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Cardigan
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9.0Michael Cardigan is an American patriot in the months before the American Revolution. He fights to broker a peace deal between settlers and the Cayuga tribe and almost loses his life in the process. Despite the fact that he loves Silver Heels, the ward of the British governor, Michael joins with the famed Minute Men to plot revolution and, he hopes, a free American nation.
Released: 1922-02-1970 minDir: John W. NobleWar, History, Drama
Cast
- William Collier Jr. as Michael Cardigan
- Thomas Cummings as Sir William Johnson
- Charles E. Graham as Lord Dunmore
- Hattie Delaro as Lady Shelton
- Colin Campbell as The Weazel
- Frank Montgomery as Chief Logan
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- 1922-00-00
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Robert W. Chambers
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The King in Yellow
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IMDb
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United States Declaration of Independence
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American Revolutionary War
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silent film
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war film
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Patrick Henry
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John Hancock
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Paul Revere
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Battles of Lexington and Concord
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lost film
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Minutemen
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Hastur
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Sir William Johnson, 1st Baronet
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America
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reel
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William Collier Jr.
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Give me Liberty, or give me Death!
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John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore
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Categories
1920s historical drama films1920s war drama films1922 American films1922 drama films1922 English-language films1922 films1922 lost films1922 war filmsAmerican black-and-white filmsAmerican historical drama filmsAmerican Revolutionary War filmsAmerican silent feature filmsAmerican silent war drama filmsCultural depictions of John HancockCultural depictions of Patrick HenryCultural depictions of Paul RevereEnglish-language historical drama filmsEnglish-language war drama filmsFilms based on American novelsFilms based on works by Robert W. ChambersFilms directed by John W. NobleFilms set in the 1770sFilms with screenplays by Robert W. ChambersLost American silent drama films