1:38:00
and has been ruling England
the past two months or more.
1:38:05
They've roused themselves at home
and kicked out that pimple James?
1:38:08
Yes, and he's fled to France
and he's in hiding there...
1:38:11
and England and France are at war.
1:38:13
The English people will go so far,
Capt. Blood...
1:38:16
and then they get up
on their stubborn hind legs.
1:38:19
-And William sent us this commission?
-Yes.
1:38:22
He knows you're good men,
wrongfully sold into slavery.
1:38:25
He can use good men in his navy.
1:38:29
lt's the long-winded fellow you are.
1:38:31
Why didn't you tell us this
in the first place?
1:38:35
Bugler, summon the men amidships!
1:38:46
Men!
I've just heard a startling piece of news.
1:38:50
King James is kicked out of England
and good King William reigns in his stead.
1:38:57
For me,
this changes the shape of the world.
1:39:01
For you who were slaves with me...
1:39:03
it means that we're no longer slaves.
1:39:05
That we once more have
a home and a country.
1:39:08
For you who are English...
1:39:10
it means a chance to fight
for your native land...
1:39:13
for I now propose to sail into Port Royal
and take it from the French!
1:39:16
Those of you who are not English...
1:39:18
will have to be content
with fighting for Capt. Blood...
1:39:23
and the loot you'll find
on the French ships.
1:39:27
-Are you willing to fight, men?
-Aye!
1:39:31
Have we an English battle flag on board,
Hagthorpe?
1:39:33
We have every manner of battle flag,
including a lady's purple petticoat.
1:39:38
Wait, I've a better idea.
1:39:39
When an English lion creeps up
on a nest of French foxes...
1:39:42
he wears a bushy tail.
1:39:43
Hoist the French flag, Hagthorpe.
Keep her trimmed by the head, Wolf.
1:39:47
Stand by the helm, Jeremy.
1:39:48
Forward, men, to your stations.
1:39:51
-ls that satisfactory to you?
-Perfectly.