1:02:00
Beg to report, colonel, sir.
1:02:03
The troop is fed and bedded down, sir.
1:02:06
Very good, corporal.
Pass the word along to A company:
1:02:09
We´re going into action
in the morning.
1:02:13
Very good, sir.
1:02:29
Your men march handsomely.
My compliments.
1:02:31
Thank you, sir.
1:02:33
I am surprised at
how well you handle them.
1:02:36
I´m from Kentucky originally
and we owned a few ourselves...
1:02:39
...so it comes naturally to me.
1:02:42
You are from Boston, are you not?
1:02:47
It is impossible
to imagine Boston with slaves.
1:03:13
Town´s clean, sir.
Ain´t no Rebs here, just some women.
1:03:17
Well, all right.
You hear that, boys?
1:03:20
Let´s clear her out.
1:03:27
What are you doing?
1:03:28
Liberating this town
in the name of the Republic.
1:03:31
The musket, master colonel,
never shoot it. Shoot now?
1:03:34
Yeah, I don´t see why not.
Go ahead.
1:03:37
Shoot the lady, boys!
1:03:42
Don´t shoot!
We ain´t Secesh here.
1:03:44
That man´s a civilian.
1:03:45
That man is Secesh.
And Secesh is all the same, son.
1:03:53
Look at them.
1:03:54
You really think anybody´s gonna
put these boys into some real combat?
1:03:59
Do you?