Daniel Boone

Mingo: What's the matter, Cincinnatus? You afraid of being jailed for selling firewater to an Indian?

Mingo: An empire never breaks a promise.

Yadkin: I never known Mingo to run from a fight before or take a drink for that matter.

Dunmore: Not even a Kentuckian would fire on such a brilliant symbol of crown and authority.

Dumnore: May I come in? Israel: You're already in.

Dunmore: Rabbit stew--a dish fit only for the gods.

Dunmore: In battle, Mrs. Boone, there are never victories. Only compromise.

Rebecca: We know what war can mean, governor. We know all too well. We live with it every day.

Tamund: To throw a knife in the home of Tamund is to take death by the hand, Daniel Boone.

Tamund: I traded nothing. Daniel: Because you had nothing. Only a lie.

Daniel: What will it be, Tamund? Your shame or your honor?

Yadkin: The governor of Virginny your father? Mingo: I didn't have much choice in the matter.

Dunmore: Major Halpen, what happened to you? Halpen: It all has to do with being bested by one's equal.

Daniel: Relax, Major, Mingo here almost never takes a scalp after dinner.

Daniel: If anymore British officers should stop by..... Cincinnatus: I know, Dan'l, lock Yad up.