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May I have a word
with you, Sir Arthur? Probably an insult to the British and
affront and a challenge to all Powers! A full report of this outrage
will go to the Kaiser himself. I just want to assure you gentlemen,
that Her Majesty's Government is not unduly alarmed by this Boxer
invasion of the British Embassy. I shall personally lodge a complaint to
the Chinese Foreign Office in the morning. And what are you
going to do, Sir Arthur? I don't know what all
of you are going to do, but I intend to have
a glass of champagne
with you, Sir Arthur? Probably an insult to the British and
affront and a challenge to all Powers! A full report of this outrage
will go to the Kaiser himself. I just want to assure you gentlemen,
that Her Majesty's Government is not unduly alarmed by this Boxer
invasion of the British Embassy. I shall personally lodge a complaint to
the Chinese Foreign Office in the morning. And what are you
going to do, Sir Arthur? I don't know what all
of you are going to do, but I intend to have
a glass of champagne
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May I have a word
with you, Sir Arthur?
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Probably an insult to the British and
affront and a challenge to all Powers!
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A full report of this outrage
will go to the Kaiser himself.
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I just want to assure you gentlemen,
that Her Majesty's Government
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is not unduly alarmed by this Boxer
invasion of the British Embassy.
00:00:15.841 --> 00:00:19.162
I shall personally lodge a complaint to
the Chinese Foreign Office in the morning.
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And what are you
going to do, Sir Arthur?
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I don't know what all
of you are going to do,
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but I intend to have
a glass of champagne.
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Movie Summary
During the 1900 Boxer Rebellion, U.S. marine, Maj. Matt Lewis, along with British consul, Sir Arthur Robertson, develop a plan to keep the rebels at bay until an international military relief force can arrive.