1:10:01
Now you work as though heaven itself
were before you and hell behind you!
1:10:07
This isn't a ladies' social, donovan!
1:10:10
Beggin' your pardon, mr. Strobridge.
1:10:12
You work these men any harder,
you're not gonna have one left.
1:10:15
The heat, sir.
1:10:16
You get these cursed celestials digging!
1:10:33
If you don't get these
chinese working, donovan,
1:10:36
you and the other walking bosses will
have to take their place on the line.
1:10:40
I'm afraid I can't do that, sir.
1:10:41
What did you say?
1:10:42
Can't or won't?
1:10:43
No disrespect meant, sir.
1:10:46
But we're gonna finish
this railroad together
1:10:48
or we're not gonna finish it!
1:10:58
Let them have their damn rest.
1:11:00
We resume work first light tomorrow morning.
1:11:03
Yes, sir!
1:11:11
Thought you said you didn't
have any use for the chinese.
1:11:13
Got even less for bosses.
1:11:18
Ft. Phil Kearny Wyoming
Territoy August, 1868
1:11:20
After 2 years of fighting,
1:11:22
the long knives abandoned
their fort and signed a treaty
1:11:25
that gave the sacred
lands back to the lakota.
1:11:29
The red cloud had done what no man,
1:11:32
white or indian, thought possible.
1:11:35
Young warriors took heart
from this great victory.
1:11:38
Many who had gone to the reservations
1:11:41
began to return to their hunting grounds.
1:11:44
There they found the white men.
1:11:47
The circle of violence was renewed.
1:11:50
Punishment fell on those
who did not seek war.
1:11:53
Black Kettle's Camp
Washita River