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Expanding on the success of its miniseries that examined slices of America’s past, like Hatfields & McCoys, History is embarking on its most ambitious scripted effort yet. The cable network, which will be presenting today as part of A+E Networks’ upfront, is developing The Commanders, an anthology scripted series envisioned as an annual television event ranging from four to 10 hours in length. It will dramatize pivotal moments in U.S. history that defined the legacy of the men who served as Presidents of the United States — from the first one, George Washington, to No. 42, Bill Clinton.
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