There's a score of us in all.
We couldn't abide the Yankees anymore so we pulled up stakes.
Gonna throw in our lot with the Southern army.
Come in, all of ya.
It won't cost you a cent.
Flemingsburg?
I can't rightly say I've ever been to Flemingsburg.
Unless you wanna be under the thumb of the abolitionists, you better not go now.
I never thought Kentucky would be run by clay-eaters and poor white trash!
There's some mighty fine folks in Kentucky.
Yes, and more of them are coming south every day.
Isn't that just giving up your state to the Yankees?
They've got it already.
They're so strong in the legislature, they passed a law that any man fighting for the South forfeits his state's rights
- to citizenship, land and holdings.
- Has it come to that?
Yes, sir.
I know that to be true.
The governor of Kentucky has four sons.
Two are fighting for the Yankees, and two are in my regiment.
They told me that unless we won, they could never go home again.
Damn Yankees!
Jess, jefflewis@example.com.
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