Daniel Boone

Israel: Do you mean you surrender? Wellington: Complete capitulation.

Wellington (about Daniel's jug of whiskey): How far can a man walk on two drinks of this?

Daniel (to Israel): Sometimes you have to go by trust and not by sight.

Israel (about Wellington): Pa, I still don't trust him.

Daniel: I never argue with a man who reads books, Major.

Wellington (about the Wyandotte): They don't look dangerous. Daniel: Neither does a rattlesnake.

Wellington: Curiousity, Mr. Boone, is a disease. Allow me to cure it for you. Permanently. [whacks Danile over the head]

Wellington: Strange, I always thought a legend was invincible.

Wellington (tosses his uniform into the river): Major Peter Wellington, may you rest in peace.

Israel: Don't see nothin' to worry about. Pa can lick a Redcoat standin' on his head.

Pushta: Boone? Wellington: Slumbering peacefully--at the bottom of a cliff.

Talakum (to Pushta and Wellington): By fighting a war that is not ours we have already lost.

Wellington (about the dog meet): I must inquire as to its preparation.

Talakum: He says Boone will fight on the side of the British. Daniel: That's like sayin' the Wyandottes and the Cherokee will become brothers.

Talakum: Trial by fire--the only truth.

Yadkin (about Daniel): What's he doin' in a British uniform? Mingo: More important, how do we get him out of it?

Daniel: That gourd can do for a starter. Wellington: Child's play. Daniel: Children first, Major.

Wellington: I always did hate water.

Israel: Once a Redcoat, always a Redcoat.