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You also have a cleaver.
There's nothing worse in a time
of conflict than a thief of food.
Tell the Judge why we're here,
son.
Uh, we're...
we real hungry, Mr. Judge,
and those loaves
smell awful good.
I'm new just today,
but Mr. Wise here tells me
that the bread is the best
part of this school.
Go on and get yourself one of
these loaves, son.
three or four.
Thank you, Judge.
Oh, that's good.
That's fresh.
I'm not here for a handout,
Judge.
I'm here to negotiate a
business arrangement.
Now, you seen the best of us on
the shooting range.
Jewish boy's the best,
then you.
We'll bring in some squirrel,
rabbit and some possum,
harvest a fugitive
chicken or two.
Your people share in the meat.
In return, we
liberate some bread.
See, the terms of
this arrangement
some parties than others.
it will not fall on you.
Tell me this one is different.
We think so.
He's not afraid to take action.
your other generals.
Some call Grant a butcher.
Well, sir, that may be
precisely what we need.
General, congratulations
on your victory and promotion.
Gentlemen, thank you.
They say you are the general
the nation has been
praying for.
They also say you fight
like a savage.
Oh, I agree with both.
War is not opera nor theater.
It is for winning.
Winning ends the death, ends
the destruction,
begins the healing.
And to win, brutality
is required?
Each game has its rules, Mr.
President.
Are we to play chess or war?
And if I were to name you
General in Chief?
all times and all places.
I will take away his crops,
his animals,
the food he has sheltered,
his railroads, his industry,
his clothing,
his ammunition,
his gunpowder,
his steel, his armament,
his salt,
and I will take from him the
flower of his youth.
I will destroy everything
my enemy loves
and anything that might give him
the means or the hope to prevail.
Do you see me as a monster, Mr.
President?
I see you as a true general.
The only way back across
the Blue Ridge
and into our flank...
...through the New Market Gap,
and that's where Grant
will send 'em.
Uh, sir, General Lee
does not believe
an attack will come
this spring.
Well, then, General Lee
is dead wrong.
The Federals will
come and soon.
Inform my brigade commanders to
concentrate the army
and move at best speed
towards New Market.
And I am going to need
everything they got.
Sir,
you're asking me
to tell the commander
General Lee is wrong?
Well, thank God you
been listening.
I won't have to repeat myself.
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