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At the dinner table, while the armies are moving closer to the household, the one son mentions "Lord knows what they'll do to you women." That means that the movie at least wants to convey the impression that soldiers did harm to the women. --Ashley Wilkins | At the dinner table, while the armies are moving closer to the household, the one son mentions "Lord knows what they'll do to you women." That means that the movie at least wants to convey the impression that soldiers did harm to the women. --Ashley Wilkins | ||
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| + | American devotion to The Cause struck me as very accurate. From everything I have learned in class, the colonists were quite willing to lay down their lives for the sake of their new land. While their motives may not have been as naive as expressed in the film, I do not believe it would have been seen as blind patriotism either. -Cash Nelson | ||
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