The Wind and the Lion
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:10:02
I am the Raisuli.
:10:03
Do not laugh at me again.
:10:18
Secretary of state to the president:
:10:21
I regret to inform you that I have
received the following dispatch

:10:24
From Samuel Gummere, United States
general consul, Tangier, Morocco

:10:28
On October 15, Mrs: Eden Pedecaris
and her children

:10:31
Were kidnapped from their residence
in Tangier

:10:34
After the brutal murder
of her servants and a guest

:10:37
Sir Joshua Kenyon-Smith,
a British subject

:10:40
The act of barbarous criminality appears
perpetrated by Mulay el- Raisuli

:10:45
Sherif of the Rifian Berbers
and the last of the Barbary pirates

:10:49
The British minister and myself
concur there exists

:10:51
Alarming prospects of danger
for all foreigners in Morocco

:10:55
Request warships
:11:07
Gentlemen, the presidency was
never won by a vice president...

:11:10
...filling out his fallen predecessor's
term of office.

:11:13
That may not be in this instance...
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The only thing people will
remember about McKinley...

:11:18
...is he got himself shot.
:11:19
Teddy's the most popular president
since Washington.

:11:22
Why drag in Washington?
:11:24
You know it and I know it, but that
damn cowboy doesn't know it.

:11:28
What he wants is some issue
to hang his campaign on...

:11:32
...something to arouse the populace.
:11:34
- A cavalry charge?
- So to speak.

:11:38
Morocco?
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You know as well as I do
we can't have Arab desperadoes...

:11:43
...running around kidnapping
American citizens.

:11:45
If I had my way,
I'd go in with Winchesters...

:11:48
...a battalion of Marines...
:11:50
- I can't do that. Can I?
- No.

:11:52
- Has this Raspuli...?
- Raisuli.

:11:54
Raspuli, Raisuli, whatever.
:11:56
- Has he made any terms?
- No.


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