- A Seminole tribe under attack by ragtag Confederates hire seven gunfighters to defend their village.
- Chris Larabee forms a motley group of men to protect an Indian village from an outlaw gang of ex-Confederate soldiers bent on continuing the Civil War. Their fee: the princely sum of five dollars apiece. Larabee's wife and son died in a fire and doesn't much care if he lives or dies; his men include Vin Tanner, a former bounty hunter and current fugitive; J.D. Dunne, a youthful, wannabe gunfighter; Buck Wilmington, a gunslinger and ladies man - not necessarily in that order; Josiah Sanchez, an ex-preacher battling his own personal demons; Ezra Standish, a Southern con artist and gambler and Nathan Jackson, an ex-slave with medical knowledge based on his years in the Union army.—David Bassler
- The pacific chief of a Seminole tribe remnant driven from Florida, which accepted some escaped slaves during the Secession War in their village, goes seek armed help after a visit from rogue Confederate colonel Emmett Anderson, who aimed a canon on them to extract the location of a gold mine and demanded a coffer filled within a week, but the mine is empty. His party finds cocky, passing gun artists Chris Larabee prepared to come help for a pittance in gold, which he decides to split over seven daring, able men. He first recruits noble Vin Tanner, who risked life and menial job to rescue a foolish woman standing up to rogues as the sheriff is a walkover. Later incorrigible womanizer Buck Wilmington, (cards) hustler Ezra Standish, giant repentant sinner Josiah Sanchez and escaped slave Nathan Jackson, whom they save from lynching. Initially waved junior would-be gun hero John 'J.D.' Dunne follows the six 'adults' and gets admitted for zeal. They reach the Indian village, prepare elaborate defenses and chase the colonel's party, valiantly helped by all Indians.—KGF Vissers
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What is the broadcast (satellite or terrestrial TV) release date of Ghosts of the Confederacy (1998) in Australia?
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