The Last of the Mohicans
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1:18:11
Colonel Munro,
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I have known you
as a gallant antagonist.

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I am happy to make
your acquaintance as a friend.

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And I yours,
Monsieur Le Marquis.

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Please accept
My compliments...

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for the strong and skillful defense
of your fortress.

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Under the command of a lesser man,
It would have fallen long ago,

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given the superior numbers
and materials.

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Chance has allowed me
to array against you.

1:18:44
Monsieur Le Marquis,
I am a soldier, not a diplomat.

1:18:49
You called this parlay for a better
reason than an exchange of compliments.

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You have already done
everything which is necessary
for the honor of your prince.

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But now I beg you to listen
to the admonishments of humanity.

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I beg you to consider
my terms for your surrender.

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Perhaps the general's glass
can reach as far as the Hudson...

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and seize the size and eminence
of the army of Webb?

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My scouts intercepted
this dispatch intended for you.

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Capitan de Bougainville.
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"To Colonel Munro.
Sir, I regret to inform you...

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that I have no men available
to send to your rescue.

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It is quite impossible.
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I advise you to seek terms
for surrender.

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I remain.
Jerome Webb at Fort Edward".

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This is the signature of Webb.
And I know the temper of our men.


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