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1:16:01
Well, l can't promise you much action.
1:16:05
Having the coloureds around has
scared the bejesus out of the Rebs.

1:16:10
-Colonel Shaw?
-Excuse me.

1:16:13
l'd like you to meet
some of our instructors.

1:16:17
Dr. Thorpe of Salem.
1:16:19
-lt's my pleasure, sir.
-Pleasure.

1:16:22
-Dr. Rogers of Philadelphia.
-l know and admire your parents.

1:16:27
You do, sir?
Why, thank you, sir.

1:16:30
Shaw.
1:16:32
Meet Colonel Montgomery.
He's your brigade commander.

1:16:37
-Colonel.
-Honoured, sir.

1:16:39
Colonel Montgomery's
a real Jayhawker from Kansas.

1:16:43
The contraband regiment
is his brainchild.

1:16:47
You didn't think yours were
the only coloureds around, did you?

1:16:52
l did, actually.
1:16:53
Well, l'm sure they'll do just fine.
1:16:56
Have they seen any mischief?
1:16:58
No, sir.
1:17:01
l'm hiking a company to
the Georgia coast in the morning.

1:17:06
We'll be foraging for supplies.
l could use a hand.

1:17:10
That is, if you think
your men are up to it.

1:17:15
They are indeed, sir.
1:17:18
Good. Very good!
1:17:20
lt's a pleasure.
1:17:21
Good night.
1:17:23
Beg to report, colonel, sir.
1:17:27
The troop is fed and bedded down, sir.
1:17:30
Very good, corporal.
Pass the word along to A company:

1:17:34
We're going into action
in the morning.

1:17:40
Very good, sir.

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