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The Bullwinkle Show (TV Series 1959–1963) Season 5 Episode 28
Bullwinkle reads a poem about Barbara Frietchie, who ends up being a sewing lady for the Union Army in the Civil War and tries to sew a flag for the Union. Boris plays a Confederate soldier trying to stop Barbara…
Episode Title: Bullwinkle's Corner - Barbara Frietchie
Air Date: 1962-09-09

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