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The Americans
The year 1883 takes a new generation of Kents from San Francisco's Barbary Coast to Newport and New York City, while Eleanor, Carter, and Will Kent face the challenge of immigrant Americans. Some strong language.
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- "The year 1883 takes a new generation of Kents from San Francisco's Barbary Coast to Newport and New York City, while Eleanor, Carter, and Will Kent face the challenge of immigrant Americans. Some strong language."@en
- "It was an era when innocence died and money ruled. And a new generation of Kents clawed for wealth as an immigrant horde poured in from across the sea. Gideon Kent, his life on the wane, frets over his lost dynasty. Eleanor, his actress-daughter, learns what it is to love an outsider in this land of the free, while Carter drifts cross-country in search of a lazy fortune. It falls to young Will to redeem Philip Kent's American dream."@en
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