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12791
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Shelby, North Carolina native, Thomas Dixon, began a revolution in the motion picture business with his film, The Birth of a Nation. Lawyer, legislator, preacher, lecturer, playwright, novelist, actor, producer, real estate entrepreneur, and millionaire, Dixon spent his life dedicated to influencing the public through a variety of mediums.
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 30 Issue 26, May 1963, p7-8, 38, por
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20569
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Thomas Dixon directed one of the more controversial yet influential movies in America cinema called \"The Birth of a Nation,\" a gritty but biased account of the Civil War and KKK activity. Dixon was born on January 11, 1864 near Shelby and raised in Reconstruction North Carolina. The author presents a short biography of Dixon, how his early life in rural North Carolina affected his work, and a detailed account of the making of Dixon's infamous movie \"The Birth of a Nation.\"
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24618
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Part two of a three-part story, this article follows the life of Thomas Dixon (1864-1946), a minister, playwright, and North Carolina legislator. It also discusses the famous film ‘The Birth of a Nation.’
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 31 Issue 1, June 1963, p9-10, 60, il
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