Daniel Boone ⧸ Películas del Oeste

Cine Western

👉​ ¡SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL!  SERIES Y PELÍCULAS DEL OESTE   Las películas del oeste, también conocidas como western, son un género cinematográfico clásico que transporta al espectador al período de expansión hacia el oeste de los Estados Unidos, generalmente durante el siglo XIX. Estas películas se desarrollan en paisajes áridos y salvajes, poblados por vaqueros, forajidos, colonos, y nativos americanos, y muestran temas de valentía, justicia, y supervivencia. En ellas, es común ver duelos, persecuciones a caballo, y la icónica lucha entre el bien y el mal en un entorno donde la ley aún está por establecerse.  El género del western es conocido por personajes fuertes, como pistoleros solitarios, sheriffs con un férreo sentido de la justicia, y figuras rebeldes que desafían la autoridad. Además, su estilo visual, marcado por los grandes espacios abiertos y una banda sonora épica, ha convertido a estas películas en un símbolo de la cultura estadounidense. Desde sus inicios en el cine mudo hasta los westerns modernos, este género ha dejado un impacto duradero en la historia del cine, con películas que exploran no solo la acción y la aventura, sino también los aspectos más complejos de la naturaleza humana.  #CineDelOeste,#PelículasDeVaqueros, #WesternClásico, #ClásicosDelWestern,#CineWestern,#OesteAmericano, #MúsicaDelOeste,#HistoriaDelOeste,#CowboysYForajidos,#peliculas del oeste, #películas de vaqueros, #peliculas western,

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00:00:00¡Gracias!

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00:04:00Un party or two, but Indians hereabouts are all plenty and ain't nothing for you to worry about.

00:04:04That's what I keep telling Effie.

00:04:06Well, the sooner we get started, the sooner we'll get the Yadkin, I guess.

00:04:09Well, goodbye, friend.

00:04:11Safe journey.

00:04:12Thanks. Same to you.

00:04:14Thank you.

00:04:44Forever great the least.

00:04:54Amen.

00:05:00My friends, this is a very solemn occasion.

00:05:06Today, many of us will be setting out to make new homes in the unknown country across the mountains

00:05:12that they call Cain to Peace.

00:05:16I praise God that we go forth amidst a new atmosphere of peace and understanding with our Indian neighbors

00:05:24and under the prudent leadership of Daniel Boat.

00:05:28Oh, Lord, look down upon us, dry people.

00:05:33Bless and keep us in all our ways.

00:05:37Guide and card us as our gifts to children of Israel

00:05:41and bring us safely to this new promised land.

00:05:46Amen.

00:05:47Amen.

00:05:48Amen.

00:05:49Well, I'm ready to hurry up and get some nice stuff ready now.

00:05:54Oh, Pompey.

00:05:58Hey, yes, sir, Master Mulholl.

00:06:00Good morning, sir.

00:06:01Good morning, sir.

00:06:02Good morning, Mr. Commissioner.

00:06:03Yes, Master Marlowe.

00:06:07Good morning, sir. Good morning, Mr. Commissioner.

00:06:10Pompey, John said that I would have bothered you to help me get some of my stuff ready.

00:06:14Yes, Master Marlowe. Just as soon as I go and tell the master, sir.

00:06:18Thank you.

00:06:21Master? Mr. Marlowe wants to know, can I go and help him pack his thing, sir?

00:06:25Certainly, Pompey. Aren't you taking Master Jerry home?

00:06:27Oh, Jerry, run along with Pompey.

00:06:29Come, Master Jerry. We've got to go see him.

00:06:31I've got to get my things together and change. I'll see you later.

00:06:36Good morning, Mr. John. Good morning, Mr. Virginia.

00:06:40Good morning, Commissioner.

00:06:41You're all very fortunate to be able to go on this expedition.

00:06:47Splendid opportunities. You'll all become rich.

00:06:52That's what they told Father about this Yadkin.

00:06:55Splendid opportunities. You'll all become rich.

00:06:58I don't have to tell you there were no fortunes made here.

00:07:00Now, now, dear. Please, please. This would be different.

00:07:03How do you know it'll be different?

00:07:04Nobody's even seen the place except Daniel Boone.

00:07:07And what is he? A dreamer.

00:07:09Always chasing the next horizon.

00:07:10Nothing of the kind. He's a man with imagination and forcine.

00:07:14Oh, quite, sir. Quite, sir.

00:07:15Maybe you're right.

00:07:17Well, excuse me, Father.

00:07:18I have a dozen things to do before we leave.

00:07:20Good day, Commissioner.

00:07:22Very highly strung, Commissioner.

00:07:24Good print.

00:07:37Yes.

00:07:39There's a white man with him.

00:07:40Yes, prisoner.

00:07:41No. No prisoner, Black Eagle.

00:07:46If he were captive, he'd be bound and take short steps.

00:07:49This man takes long steps.

00:07:51This man's a leader.

00:07:52Only one white leader of Indians.

00:07:54Simon Gertie?

00:07:57What would he be doing down here, 400 miles from the village?

00:08:01Maybe he'd hear about your party going across mountains.

00:08:04Hate white men.

00:08:05Your party, many scalps, many horses.

00:08:08Mr. Gertie, we've got to bring him in.

00:08:13The man wants us to see it.

00:08:24Get over there.

00:08:25Get over there.

00:08:30Roll on me.

00:08:31Roll on me.

00:08:33Keep a-goin' till my soul gets there.

00:08:37Oh, been readin' and rockin' all along the way.

00:08:41I know there's somethin' wrong.

00:08:45It's been that momentin' that same old song.

00:08:48Ain't there no judgment day?

00:08:52Rock and read.

00:08:54Readin' rock.

00:08:56Roll on wheel.

00:08:58And find a home somewhere.

00:09:13Think we're gonna leave soon, Virginia?

00:09:14I guess so, dear.

00:09:15It's gonna be lots of fun.

00:09:16Do you think we'll see any Indians?

00:09:17I hope not.

00:09:18We'll have enough trouble without Indians, I'm afraid.

00:09:19You need to be afraid, Virginia.

00:09:21Mr. Boone will take care of us.

00:09:22He told me he would.

00:09:23You like Mr. Boone, don't you, Jerry?

00:09:24Lots and lots.

00:09:25Don't you?

00:09:26Oh, I haven't seen very much of him.

00:09:27I like Mr. Boone, my dog.

00:09:28And, uh, and he likes you.

00:09:29Oh, I'm not interested whether he does or not.

00:09:34Did he really say he likes you?

00:09:35No.

00:09:36But I'm sure you'd say so if I asked him.

00:09:37Don't you dare.

00:09:38And don't you even let him know we talked about him.

00:09:40Can I be of any help, Miss Virginia?

00:09:41Why, don't you?

00:09:42I'm not interested whether he does or not.

00:09:43Did he really say he likes you?

00:09:46No.

00:09:47But I'm sure you'd say so if I asked him.

00:09:49Don't you dare.

00:09:50And don't you even let him know we talked about him.

00:10:07Can I be of any help, Miss Virginia?

00:10:09Oh, I don't think so, Mr. Marlowe.

00:10:10Thank you.

00:10:11Everything's attended to.

00:10:12Come here.

00:10:13Are you going with us, Mr. Marlowe?

00:10:15Yes, Jerry.

00:10:16You and I are going to be fellow adventurers.

00:10:18Between us, we'll have to take care of your sister, won't we?

00:10:20Yes, sir.

00:10:22Well, if you'll excuse me, I'll pay my respects to your father.

00:10:25Virginia.

00:10:30I don't like him.

00:10:33Jerry, you mustn't say anything like that.

00:10:35That's very rude.

00:10:36Mr. Marlowe's a nice gentleman.

00:10:37And you must be polite to him.

00:10:40I'll be polite.

00:10:41But I won't mean it.

00:10:46Mr. John?

00:10:50Well, you look like a frontiersman, Marlowe.

00:10:53I must say that I thought an expedition of this kind was a bit out of your line.

00:10:58I expected you'd be returning to Richmond.

00:11:00As a matter of fact, that was my intention.

00:11:02But I have a feeling that this new country offers great possibilities.

00:11:06I think we'd better put Jerry up on the feet, Father.

00:11:08He'll be out of the way then.

00:11:09All right, dear.

00:11:10Up you go, young man.

00:11:11We don't start soon.

00:11:12We'll never make that first leg by sundown.

00:11:14We can't do anything till Boone gets here.

00:11:17For two years now, he's been planning this expedition.

00:11:20And now, when everybody's ready, he has to go off on one of his hunting trips.

00:11:23There must be some very good reason for his absence.

00:11:26Well, I suppose all we can do is to sit here and wait for him to choose to come in.

00:11:30Sit here?

00:11:31I suppose something's happened.

00:11:32Why don't some of you men go out and look for him?

00:11:35Sure.

00:11:38Hey, Bert!

00:11:39Bert!

00:11:40Bert!

00:11:41Bert!

00:11:42Boone's shown up yet?

00:11:43I ain't seen him.

00:11:44Don't you think we'd better try and pick up his trail?

00:11:46Wouldn't do no harm.

00:11:47I'll get pinching a few of the boys.

00:11:49Right.

00:12:02That is great.

00:12:19Thank you, Bert.

00:12:24OK.

00:12:25All right.

00:12:26That is great.

00:12:30Gracias por verlo. Si lo haces, cuidado, Gertie.

00:12:52¿Dónde estás a Richmond, Boone? ¿Dónde estás?

00:12:57Estoy en mi camino a Yadkin.

00:13:00¿Dónde estás?

00:13:07¿Dónde estás?

00:13:30¿Dónde estás?

00:13:36¡No!

00:13:38¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:14:08¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:14:38¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:15:08¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:15:38¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:16:08¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:16:38¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:17:08All right, then. That's fine.

00:17:13But the commissioner is in charge here, and we've got to respect his authority.

00:17:21Now then, my man, what have you to save yourself?

00:17:26I say he ain't got no right to drag me in this way.

00:17:29I was out on a peaceful hunting trip with a small party of brains.

00:17:32Anything you had against me was wiped off in a peaceful time.

00:17:35Unless you can bring proof of some new crime, Boone, I don't see how we can hold him.

00:17:40As he says, when the peace treaty was signed, a general amnesty was granted to all the tribes.

00:17:46That only applies to Redskins. Gertie is a white man.

00:17:49Who's a white man?

00:17:50I'm a chief of the Wyandos.

00:17:52I've been adopted into the tribe, all regular, with full ceremony.

00:17:56And if anything happens to me, it'll start the tribes on the warpath again.

00:18:00But there's a certain amount of truth in what he says, Boone.

00:18:05His death at this time might stir up serious trouble.

00:18:08Far more trouble if he's allowed to live.

00:18:11No Indian on the frontier can equal the record of his massacres.

00:18:14No doubt everything you say is true, Boone.

00:18:17But we've given our word to the Indians, and we must respect it.

00:18:23Even to the extent of letting this flaggard go.

00:18:27I know it was going to end like this.

00:18:30Are you going to let the Lord cheater?

00:18:32Let's get it wrong.

00:18:33Yeah.

00:18:33Can Lord talk stop Gertie when he's got a tomahawk in one hand and a scalping knife in the other?

00:18:43Would you let a rattled snake get another chance?

00:18:45No.

00:18:46Would you give a wolf another chance?

00:18:48No.

00:18:49I say, don't give this scalping, Vernon, Gertie another chance.

00:18:52No.

00:18:53Oh, Dan, this is a serious situation.

00:18:59The law is the law, and we must respect it.

00:19:02You are the only man that can handle this crowd, and I depend on you to prevent any violence.

00:19:19Quiet!

00:19:20We've got to turn Gertie loose.

00:19:34Wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:19:36Please.

00:19:37I know how you feel.

00:19:39I felt the same way when I brought him in.

00:19:41But unfortunately, as you have just heard, this man is protected by the peace treaty.

00:19:49In a few minutes, we'll be setting out on a 500-mile journey over mountains and through forests

00:19:55to a new Indian country, never before settled by white people.

00:20:01If we hang Gertie, the Indians will claim we have broken faith with them.

00:20:06And this will bring down on your heads and your families the war hatchets of his red-skinned

00:20:11friends.

00:20:12I say Gertie's life isn't worth it.

00:20:17If you think I'm right, raise your hand.

00:20:25Get his horse, Black Eagle.

00:20:29You're free, Gertie.

00:20:31Get back to your tribe and don't ever show your face in a white settlement again.

00:20:34And if you take my advice, Boom, you'll never show your face outside a white settlement again.

00:20:41Oh.

00:20:46Get it!

00:20:48Get it!

00:20:49Get it!

00:20:50Get it!

00:20:55Get it!

00:20:56Get it!

00:20:57Get it!

00:20:58Get it!

00:20:59Get it!

00:21:01Get it!

00:21:02Get it!

00:21:03Get it!

00:21:04Get it!

00:21:04¡Thank you, Marlow!

00:21:08¡Khosh!

00:21:11Por favor de эту distancia,

00:21:28sobre qué amigos que Luen try something llor Jackson.

00:21:31Se detiene la verdad de suskovichas.

00:21:33I congratulate you on your patriotic spirit in helping to open new, untitled lands for certain.

00:21:42Yes, and don't forget that the most important thing about this enterprise is to see that those titles get into the proper hands.

00:21:48Exactly. And I can think of no better hands than yours and mine.

00:21:55Don't lose any time in sending in a full report.

00:21:59No worry. I'll bring it myself.

00:22:03I'll bring it myself.

00:22:33I'll bring it myself.

00:22:35I'll bring it myself.

00:22:37I'll bring it myself.

00:22:39I'll bring it myself.

00:22:41Let's go.

00:24:13バイ carmen

00:24:28Take over the wagons, yo, I don't want any more breakdowns tomorrow

00:24:32I hope bee

00:24:36I go bring careful

00:24:37Yeah, they get a father head and I thought they would

00:24:40But I Huptin someone else

00:24:42I want you here with me

00:24:43Déjame verlo.

00:24:54Marlo, quiero que te vayas y vuelva a la herida.

00:24:57Te diré los chicos que vamos a camp aquí.

00:24:59Pero yo tendría que subir esa ruta.

00:25:02Los chicos de los chicos.

00:26:25¡A la región!

00:26:29I mean, they wouldn't wear a colored man, would they?

00:26:33The Indians don't like black men.

00:26:35The hair was too short.

00:26:37The Indians like long hair.

00:26:41It's how fizzy.

00:26:45Well, if the scalp no good, why not they let it alone?

00:26:49I can see why the Indians don't like the white man.

00:26:52They ain't got nothing in common.

00:26:55Now the colored man and the red man...

00:26:58...is different.

00:26:59All belong to the same plaza.

00:27:02Well, what I mean is,

00:27:04the folk has been baked by the sun.

00:27:07Now the Indian Lord Redman,

00:27:10is just a little bit underdone.

00:27:13Oh.

00:27:19Oh.

00:27:20Oh.

00:27:22Oh, I give up, I give up.

00:27:25Want to fight again?

00:27:26No, I'm afraid you, sister.

00:27:27I think I'm teaching you bad habits.

00:27:29She won't see it.

00:27:31She went for a walk.

00:27:33Walk? Where?

00:27:34I don't know.

00:27:36Someplace.

00:27:38You know, I wish you knew Virginia a whole lot.

00:27:41Why?

00:27:42Then she'd like you,

00:27:43and you'd come around all the time like Mr. Marlowe.

00:27:48Does she, uh,

00:27:49does she like Mr. Marlowe very much?

00:27:52Yes, sir.

00:27:52They're always laughing and talking.

00:27:55You know, I don't think Mr. Marlowe

00:27:58was very much fun.

00:27:59Do you?

00:28:01Well,

00:28:02now listen,

00:28:04long time you were in bed, young fellow.

00:28:05We've got to get an early start in the morning.

00:28:07Will you let me ride your horse again tomorrow?

00:28:09Promise you'll ride to sleep.

00:28:11I will.

00:28:12Honest, I will.

00:28:13Up she comes.

00:28:14Up!

00:28:16Good night.

00:28:17Good night.

00:28:18Does the moon always affect you this way?

00:28:30Always when I'm with you, my dear Virginia.

00:28:32It seems to me that the moon and I had better say good night.

00:28:34Oh, no, please.

00:28:34Don't go.

00:28:35I'm serious.

00:28:36Really, I am.

00:28:36I'm too tired to see you.

00:28:38Good evening.

00:28:39Good evening, Mr. Boone.

00:28:40Are you rounding up the missing members of your flock?

00:28:42No, I came to see if the captain was back.

00:28:45Where did you leave them, Marlowe?

00:28:50I asked you a question.

00:28:52Did you carry out my order?

00:28:55No.

00:28:56Why not?

00:28:57You've plenty of boys around here to run your errands.

00:29:00I didn't join this expedition.

00:29:02Pray messenger.

00:29:03Marlowe, as long as you're with this expedition,

00:29:05you'll do as I say.

00:29:06Take your hands off me.

00:29:07Stop that.

00:29:08I see no reason for flying into a blind raid

00:29:10since it's because Mr. Marlowe didn't jump to your orders.

00:29:12My orders are given for the common good.

00:29:14I'm responsible for the lives of all of us.

00:29:16I appreciate that.

00:29:18But I'm sure Mr. Marlowe didn't realize the matter was so important.

00:29:22I'm sorry I lost my tempo.

00:29:44You must have rode hard, Danil.

00:30:13The herd was scattered last night.

00:30:15Laskin?

00:30:15Yes.

00:30:16What about the boys?

00:30:18Well, Gil?

00:30:20Who's on this?

00:30:21Ridinggoats.

00:30:22Rudy?

00:30:23Yes, we trailed them for a while,

00:30:25but they've gone north fast.

00:30:27A long start.

00:30:29Better take a half a dozen men to get out there

00:30:30and see if you can't round up that herd.

00:30:32Joe, take three boys.

00:30:33Get out there as fast as you can.

00:30:35Bury the bodies.

00:30:35Right.

00:30:36What's the orders, Danil?

00:30:37We go right on.

00:30:38I'll go right on.

00:30:56¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:31:26¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:31:56¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:32:26¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:32:44¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:33:14¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:33:44He's not like you all the others who had been brought up in the forest.

00:33:47He'll never find his way back to Yankees alone.

00:33:49I'm giving him a better chance than he gave those boys last night.

00:33:53Oh, I know that was wrong.

00:33:54He didn't do it deliberately.

00:33:57Killing Stephen won't bring back those poor boys.

00:34:00We've had enough death. Please.

00:34:03I promise you'll have no more trouble. Please let him stay.

00:34:11All right.

00:34:12Tell him he can stay.

00:34:22White score won Marlowe.

00:34:24You won white score.

00:34:26Why no shoot Marlowe? Take score.

00:34:30That's not the white man's way, Blackie.

00:34:33White way, no good.

00:34:35White man, south here.

00:34:37Pretty soon, south here.

00:34:39Maybe you're right.

00:35:09Come here.

00:35:11Go, come to bed.

00:35:13There's no way up for me.

00:35:15There's no way up for me.

00:35:17Get out of here.

00:35:19I can't go to bed, Mr. Jane.

00:35:21Go, let me try.

00:35:23I know you're going to play.

00:35:25Come.

00:35:26Don't let me try to be home.

00:35:28Come.

00:35:29Come.

00:35:30Come.

00:35:31Come.

00:35:32Come.

00:35:33Come.

00:35:34Come.

00:35:36Come.

00:37:54¡ this is where we will build our new home!

00:37:57Oh, Lord, we thank Thee that Thou has brought us safely across these mountains

00:38:08and has spread before us this beautiful valley for our homes.

00:38:27Oh, Lord, we thank Thee that Thou.

00:38:57We thank Thee that Thou.

00:39:27All right.

00:39:29All right.

00:39:33First, give a hand here, will you?

00:39:39All right.

00:39:41All right.

00:39:42All right.

00:39:43All right.

00:39:44All right.

00:39:45All right.

00:39:46All right.

00:39:47All right.

00:39:48All right.

00:39:49Let's get her up.

00:39:50All right.

00:39:51All right.

00:39:52All right.

00:39:53All right.

00:39:54All right.

00:39:55All right.

00:39:56All right.

00:39:57All right.

00:39:58All right.

00:39:59All right.

00:40:00All right.

00:40:01All right.

00:40:02Here's a list of things to bring back from Yadkin, then.

00:40:05All right.

00:40:06All right.

00:40:07All right.

00:40:08All right.

00:40:09All right.

00:40:10All right.

00:40:11All right.

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00:40:14All right.

00:40:15All right.

00:40:16All right.

00:40:17All right.

00:40:18All right.

00:40:19Virginia, you're condemning yourself to a life of drudgery.

00:40:23I'm going back to great wealth.

00:40:25Come with me.

00:40:26As my wife, you can have anything in the world you want.

00:40:28I have everything I want right here.

00:40:30Why don't you be honest about yourself?

00:40:33Honest?

00:40:34Yes.

00:40:35You're in love with who?

00:40:38I think you'd better go.

00:40:46Good luck, Ben.

00:40:47You ought to make Yadkin in about 30 days.

00:40:50Tell everybody what we've got here and bring back with you as many families as you can.

00:40:53Right.

00:40:54Hey, Ben, I'll take good care of it, Ben, and be sure it gets delivered.

00:40:58Don't forget that type of whiskey, Ben.

00:41:00And don't drink it before you get back, Ben.

00:41:02Good luck.

00:41:05Good luck.

00:41:06Good luck.

00:41:09Good luck.

00:41:11Good luck.

00:41:14Good luck.

00:41:15Good luck.

00:41:16Good luck.

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00:41:29Good luck.

00:41:30Good luck.

00:41:31Good luck.

00:41:32Good luck.

00:41:33Good luck.

00:41:34Good luck.

00:41:35Good luck.

00:41:36Good luck.

00:41:37Good luck.

00:41:38Good luck.

00:41:39Good luck.

00:41:40Good luck.

00:41:41Good luck.

00:41:42Good luck.

00:41:43What's the matter with you, Yadkin?

00:41:45That's where we all come from.

00:41:46We're on the Kaintouki River.

00:41:48Why not call it Kaintouki City?

00:41:50That's an Indian name.

00:41:52And I don't name nothing after no redskin.

00:41:55What do you think, Sir John?

00:41:57Well, uh...

00:41:58Oh, and Pompey, uh...

00:41:59We're trying to find a name for the settlement.

00:42:01What would you suggest?

00:42:04Well, sir, it appears to me

00:42:07it'd be mighty nice to name it after Mr. Boone, sir.

00:42:10Pompey, you've hit the nail right on the head.

00:42:16Ladies and gentlemen,

00:42:18I give you the future of Boone Spinner.

00:42:28It's time, Father.

00:42:29But if you know...

00:42:31Oh, I suppose we'd better get it over with

00:42:33before you burst.

00:42:34And do you remember what you're going to say?

00:42:36Yes, sir.

00:42:37I've been saying it over and over.

00:42:39Oh, uh, Pompey,

00:42:40go about quietly

00:42:41and tell everyone to assemble over here.

00:42:43Yes, sir, sir, John.

00:42:44Right away, sir.

00:42:45Come on.

00:42:47I really should go back to the table and help.

00:42:49Oh, I think you've done enough.

00:42:51Besides, remember your ankle.

00:42:53There really isn't anything wrong with it.

00:42:56Mighty kind of you, Miss Randolph,

00:42:58if you could remain lame a little longer.

00:43:00I'll try, Mr. Boone.

00:43:02Ha, ha, ha.

00:43:04I wonder if you're both laughing at the same thing.

00:43:07Mr. Boone, Miss Randolph.

00:43:08It's silly to be so formal, isn't it?

00:43:12Let's stop it.

00:43:13All right, Daniel.

00:43:15Or do you prefer a dance?

00:43:19I like it any way you say it, Virginia.

00:43:22Mr. Boone, sir.

00:43:23Yes, Pompey.

00:43:24The gentleman would like to see you, sir.

00:43:26All right, I'll be right over.

00:43:27Yes, sir.

00:43:28Here he is.

00:43:41Come on, Daniel.

00:43:42Make great, Paul.

00:43:43Make great, Daniel.

00:43:45Daniel Boone, in come.

00:43:55Commemoration of this day, which sees us come.

00:44:05Completion.

00:44:10Here's our life.

00:44:11Say something, Daniel.

00:44:22Friends?

00:44:24I thank you very much.

00:44:29Well, I guess that about covers it.

00:44:32But I do thank you.

00:44:33And I don't feel I'm entitled to any special credit.

00:44:36What we've done, we've done together.

00:44:41In five short months, we've built our new home,

00:44:44surveyed our lands, and found them rich.

00:44:47We've cleared enough acreage for the spring planning.

00:44:50And I thank God the Indians have left us in peace.

00:44:53And I look forward with you, my friends,

00:44:55to many years of happiness

00:44:57and to a bountiful prosperity for us all.

00:45:00Sorry, I forgot my seats, Daniel.

00:45:05Very well, Jerry.

00:45:07Well, I had to help, but I helped you, didn't I?

00:45:11You did for a fact.

00:45:22Think your ankle could stand the strain of another dance?

00:45:24I think so, Daniel.

00:45:44Looks like some new settlers.

00:45:45I wonder if they had killed them.

00:45:47Wherever they are, let's give them welcome.

00:45:54Welcome to Boonesboro, friends.

00:46:02Where are you from?

00:46:03Richmond.

00:46:12Hear ye, hear ye.

00:46:15From the governor of Virginia, reading.

00:46:19By these presents, be it known

00:46:21that the territory west of the Cumberland Mountains,

00:46:25known herefore as the Valley of Cain to Key,

00:46:28is hereby incorporated into the Commonwealth of Virginia.

00:46:33Wherefore, be it known to all those who lay claim

00:46:36to lands in the aforesaid territory,

00:46:39that unless on or before the 15th day of October

00:46:42of this year of our Lord, 1775,

00:46:47they register their claims to such lands

00:46:49for the proper authorities in Richmond,

00:46:52together with the prescribed fees and purchased rights,

00:46:55their claims to title in such lands

00:46:57as they now presume to hold

00:46:59shall be declared null and void.

00:47:02Watch all this, Lord.

00:47:03Do you realize what this means?

00:47:06We own this land.

00:47:08We've got to file proper claims.

00:47:09According to that table, we haven't got time to file them.

00:47:12We hold squatters' rights.

00:47:13That's always been title enough.

00:47:15It's not considered legal in Richmond.

00:47:17If you resist, they'll send the militia and drive you off.

00:47:28Friends, please, please.

00:47:32We won't gain anything by armed resistance.

00:47:36I'll talk to the governor.

00:47:38If we have to do all this legal business,

00:47:40I'm sure he'll give us reasonable time to do it.

00:47:42Friends, you're welcome to stay and refresh yourselves.

00:47:49We'll be returning to Virginia tomorrow.

00:47:51If you care to come with us...

00:47:52No, I'm leaving right away.

00:47:54I'm here.

00:47:56Virginia.

00:47:57Wouldn't it do just as well

00:47:58if you read the letter to the governor explaining everything?

00:48:00Even then, they're leaving tomorrow.

00:48:02David's leaving.

00:48:03David's at long trip.

00:48:04I'm afraid not, Virginia.

00:48:05I'm sure everything will straighten out all right,

00:48:07but I don't want to leave anything to chance.

00:48:11You will be careful.

00:48:16Is there anyone you care to send a message to in Richmond?

00:48:23No.

00:48:30Bye, Virginia.

00:48:31Bye, Jack.

00:48:32Bye, Gary.

00:48:33Bye, Jack.

00:48:35Bye, Jack.

00:48:50We've been waiting, Virginia.

00:49:05¡Gracias!

00:49:07¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:49:37¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:50:07¡Suscríbete al canal!

00:50:37¡Suscríbete al canal!

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00:51:27es un indicador que se destinara a este ataque,

00:51:29pero se resultaría en el orden de los mandatos.

00:51:32El crimen de la ley, es una declaración en este estado sinergia.

00:51:35Alguien se debe tomar un paso por el tiempo.

00:51:41Si.

00:51:44Bono tiempo a decidir quién ha hecho este caso.

00:51:50Estoy aquí pudiendo que este enfermo debemos de casos te que podamos

00:51:52...y protect us in our just claims to these lands.

00:51:56Instead, I find myself among the gang of thieves who have stolen them.

00:52:00That'll do, sir.

00:52:02One more word and I'll put you under arrest.

00:52:07You're enjoying yourself, aren't you, Arnold?

00:52:10Immensely.

00:52:16I haven't forgotten, Mr. Woodman...

00:52:18...that you once threatened to turn me out into the wilderness.

00:52:21Very soon, now, I shall have the very great pleasure...

00:52:24...of driving you and your rabble off my property.

00:52:45The White Brother is sad for a long time now.

00:52:48It's a long time now.

00:52:51Can't help it, Black Eagle.

00:52:53How can I face those people?

00:52:55How can I tell them their lands and their homes have been stolen?

00:52:58No lead takes. Fight!

00:53:02That's what I want to avoid.

00:53:04No.

00:53:06I guess we'll have to go somewhere else and start all over again.

00:53:08It's gone all over again.

00:53:14You make fire. I get it.

00:53:15You make fire. I get it.

00:53:16I get it.

00:53:35You're all right, sir.

00:53:46You're all right.

00:53:54You're right.

00:53:56What if I just got a touch?

00:53:58You're right.

00:54:01You're right.

00:54:03So, first of all, I'm going to be able to pass the rope off my body...

00:54:04Gracias.

00:54:34I say to you, my brothers, of the Cherokees, Wyandoths, the Tawas, the Tawnees, that now is the time to strike.

00:54:48All ladies, the Whites have advanced over the mountain, and have built a strong stock-cage village

00:54:53in the heart of your hunting ground that came to King.

00:54:56Now it is but one small village.

00:54:58Tomorrow it'll be two, then three, then four, and you'll be driven farther and farther.

00:55:03farther and farther red.

00:55:33You're king to pay us a little visit.

00:55:35We were just getting ready to call on you.

00:55:37And I saved you the trip.

00:55:39Oh, we don't mind the trip.

00:55:40We're going anyway.

00:55:41I got a little score to settle with your Yadkin card.

00:55:42Gertie, it's too well fortified.

00:55:43There are too many good rifles there.

00:55:44Look around, Joe.

00:55:45Look around, Joe.

00:55:46This is only part of our point.

00:55:47Besides, your friends and wounds , but I won't be expecting them.

00:55:49your king to pay his little visit.

00:55:51We were just getting ready to call on you.

00:55:54And I saved you the trip.

00:55:56Oh, we don't mind the trip.

00:55:58We're going anyway.

00:55:59I got a little score to settle with your Yadkin car.

00:56:02Gertie, it's too well fortified.

00:56:04There are too many good rifles there.

00:56:07Look around, Joe.

00:56:09This is only part of our point.

00:56:11Besides, you're friends and moons, but I won't be expecting them.

00:56:15That's why we left them alone so long.

00:56:17Oh, they're just careless.

00:56:19Smart, eh?

00:56:23I wish I had let them hang you in the adquis.

00:56:25You'll wish more than that before I get through with you.

00:56:28Fire up! Hit the fire!

00:56:47All right, light your fire.

00:57:17All right, let's go.

00:57:47All right, let's go.

00:58:17All right, let's go.

00:58:47All right, let's go.

00:59:17All right, let's go.

00:59:47All right, let's go.

01:00:17All right, let's go.

01:00:19Let's go.

01:00:21Oh!

01:00:23Oh!

01:00:25Oh!

01:00:27Oh!

01:00:29Oh!

01:00:31Oh!

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01:00:49Oh!

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01:03:51¡Gracias!

01:04:21¡Gracias!

01:04:51¡Gracias!

01:05:00¡Gracias!

01:05:02¡Gracias!

01:05:10¡Gracias!

01:05:21Can I get yourself a good job?

01:05:24A little water, maybe?

01:05:28No trouble about me, Mary.

01:05:32Does it hurt so much?

01:05:37No.

01:05:38No, hardly for Mary.

01:05:47What are we going to do, Moon?

01:05:49We can't hold out any longer.

01:05:51We've got to hold out.

01:05:53Well, how are we going to do it then?

01:05:55Our powdery shot's all gone.

01:05:57We ain't got enough water left, even for the wounded.

01:05:59We can't hold them off if they come to us again.

01:06:01And this time they'll bring their fire bundles right up to the stockage.

01:06:04Then we'll be roasted alive.

01:06:06Why don't we make terms with them?

01:06:09You can't make terms with Gertie.

01:06:11He's sworn to wipe out every one of us.

01:06:13Keep up your courage.

01:06:18In the rain, we may have a chance.

01:06:21I won't count on the rain now.

01:06:22It's been like this for 24 hours.

01:06:25They're coming back!

01:06:27They're bringing fire bundles!

01:06:29Here we go.

01:06:59¡Gracias!

01:07:29¡Por qué no hay que irnos, padre!

01:07:39¡Porque no hay que irnos, padre!

01:07:41¡Porque no hay que irnos, padre!

01:07:43¡Porque es seguro en el aire.

01:07:59¡Vámonos!

01:08:29¡Vámonos!

01:08:59¡Vámonos!

01:09:29¡Vámonos!

01:09:39¡Vámonos!

01:09:59No, no, no, no, no.

01:10:29No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:10:59No, no, no, no.

01:11:29No, no, no, no, no, no.

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01:13:35No, no.

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01:13:55No, no.

01:13:57No, no.

01:13:59No, no.

01:14:01Gracias.

01:14:31Hiya, darling.

01:14:57How is it?

01:14:58Are you sure you want to come with me in this new western country?

01:15:01I'll go anywhere with you, darling.

01:15:03You must find new hope for these people.

01:15:28You must find new hope for these people.

01:15:33You must find new hope for these people.

01:15:36You must find new hope for these people.

01:15:38You must find new hope for these people.

01:15:45You must find new hope for these people.

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