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Consider yourselves prisoners
of the Revolution. I shall protest this
to Emperor Maximilian, sir. We take no orders from
Maximilian, Colonel Langdon. Our president
is Don Benito Juarez. The drums of Mexico beckon us, Colonel. Please. James.
Will you excuse us, Mrs. Langdon?
of the Revolution. I shall protest this
to Emperor Maximilian, sir. We take no orders from
Maximilian, Colonel Langdon. Our president
is Don Benito Juarez. The drums of Mexico beckon us, Colonel. Please. James.
Will you excuse us, Mrs. Langdon?
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Consider yourselves prisoners
of the Revolution.
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I shall protest this
to Emperor Maximilian, sir.
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We take no orders from
Maximilian, Colonel Langdon.
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Our president
is Don Benito Juarez.
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The drums of Mexico beckon us, Colonel.
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Please.
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James.
Will you excuse us, Mrs. Langdon?
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Movie Summary
After the Civil War, ex-Confederate soldiers heading for a new life in Mexico run into ex-Union cavalrymen selling horses to the Mexican government but they must join forces to fight off Mexican bandits and revolutionaries.
