1:24:03
Huh. Sure are
a lot of writing.
1:24:08
Hey.
1:24:10
Daniel boone.
1:24:11
Yeah.
1:24:12
You know about him?
1:24:14
Everybody
down our way
1:24:15
knows
about daniel boone.
1:24:16
First man
into the valley
1:24:18
of the three forks.
1:24:19
Yes, he was
quite a man-
1:24:21
one of the greatest-
1:24:22
and that book's
full of great men.
1:24:25
York, what do you suppose
that boone was looking for
1:24:29
when he went out alone
into the wilderness?
1:24:32
Well,
i never thought much on it.
1:24:35
Was he looking
for new lands?
1:24:38
Might be.
1:24:39
Maybe. Maybe
for something more...
1:24:41
something that a man
just can't see with his eyes
1:24:46
or hold
in his hands...
1:24:47
something that some men
don't even know they have
1:24:50
until they've lost it.
1:24:52
Yes, sir?
1:24:53
To be free.
1:24:55
Now, that's
quite a word-freedom.
1:24:57
I think that's
what he wanted.
1:25:00
I think that's
what sent boone
1:25:02
into your
tennessee country.
1:25:03
Is that what
this here book's about?
1:25:07
Yep.
1:25:07
That's the story
of a whole people's struggle for freedom,
1:25:11
from the very beginning
until now...
1:25:14
for we're still
struggling.
1:25:16
It's quite a story, york-
1:25:19
how they all got together
and set up a government
1:25:22
whereby all men
were pledged to defend
1:25:25
the rights
of each man
1:25:27
and each man to defend
the rights of all men.
1:25:30
We call it a government
of the people,
1:25:34
by the people,
and for the people.
1:25:39
Why, i never knowed
1:25:40
it was all
written down.
1:25:42
You're a religious
man, york.
1:25:44
Yes, sir.
1:25:45
You want to worship god
in your own way.
1:25:48
Yes, sir.
1:25:50
You're a farmer.
1:25:51
Yes, sir.
1:25:52
You want to plow
your fields as you see fit
1:25:55
and raise your family
1:25:56
according
to your own lights,
1:25:57
and that's your heritage
and mine-