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"729, Setauket.

711, General Washington.

725, C. Brewster."

Four out of seven ain't bad.

- Do you think they got lost?
- No, Selah knows his way.

Could be they caught
a swell up near Mastic

and wound up there.

- Then we wait for them.
- Bullshit. You wait.

I'm gonna get my uncle
before they hang him.

Nobody's getting
hanged at midnight.

We wait for the rest of the unit

and then we take them
by surprise, all of us.

My father's in that
cellar, too, you know.

You send Luke and
Jeremiah to Whitehall?

Aberdeen needed extra hands.

She's attending to
your father's health

and doesn't have
time for the house.

I thought you were
attending to him.

His wish was that
I returned here.

I'm sorry if that upsets you.

What do you mean?

Mary, what's wrong?

I'm afraid.

Of what?

You know.

The traitors here in
Setauket, hiding in secret,

plotting to kill us.

The men who shot your father.

Now listen to me.

I'm gonna tell you something
that you can't repeat

to anyone else, and
I mean it this time.

If you whisper this like
you did the gravestones,

there will be a price
to pay for both of us.

Captain Simcoe shot my father.

What?

He used an accomplice.
Not sure who it was.

I don't think he cared if
my father lived or died,

just as long as he
hanged a Tallmadge for it.

This is wrong.

Well, Mary, it's
the truth, so...

What about the petition

that Tallmadge and
the others signed?

The one that you
prosecuted them for?

All the petition says is
that they believe in liberty.

I took the case on with
the aim to prove that.

You lied to everyone.

Didn't you just hear what I...

Fine. That's just fine, then.

Now that... no, now that you
know, you can go make it right.

No, go tell Hewlett. Go
and get that ruling reversed

so you can see all
of those men hanged.

- I wouldn't do that.
- No, of course you wouldn't

because then you'd
be the wife of a traitor.

And you would be
hanged for treason.

Treason?

Is that truly how you see it?

- Yes, that's the law.
- And is that what you believe?

Huh? Tell me.

Tell me what you believe in.

I believe in family.

I believe that a husband
should live with his wife,

should lay with his
wife if he's able to,

and if he's not, then
be truthful about why.

You don't think that I'm able?

Well, I haven't had any
proof since the winter.

I assume you've been
proving it elsewhere.

Just another thing
that you've been hiding.

You want proof?

I wouldn't want to force you.
You might not believe in it.

Are you sure you don't
want to drink something first?

This is Baker's bed.

This is my house.

Prove it.

♪ Hush, hush ♪

♪ There's snakes in the garden ♪

♪ Soul for sale ♪

♪ Blood on the rise ♪

♪ Hush, hush ♪

- ♪ I can't wait anymore ♪
- ♪ Soul for sale ♪

♪ I can't wait anymore ♪

♪ Hush, hush. ♪

Good morning.

Morning.

What are you doing?

Riding into town with you.

You have to buy
seed for replanting

and I have a house
to get back in order.

We'll spend the whole day
together, hmm, Thomas?

- Sun's up.
- Not yet.

Ben, the sun's up and
we still outnumber Hewlett,

even with this lot.

All right.

Get down.

Ready firelocks.

That's William Blaine
and his son Tom.

Now they come.

Caleb, he's only a boy.

Those are fishing
rods, not muskets.

Getting soft, are we?

What? Caleb!

- Hi, Bill.
- Run, Tom! Run!

Go and tell the major!

- Man: Stop him!
- Man #2: He's getting away!

Fire!

Hold fire!

Hold!

- Ben: Parsons.
- Yes, sir.

Wait until they
beach, then fall in.

You take the north
hill, we'll take the flank.

We march!

No need to alter
the ship. I like it.

Just change the
first three letters.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Man: Careful now. Slow down.

He says the rebels
took his dear old dad

down by the cove and
they'll come for us next.

Tom: Ships and soldiers,
hundreds of them.

Or 500 of them.

It's true.

I saw Benjamin Tallmadge
all done up in blue and gold.

Open it.

Cut them down.

Soldier: You sure? Just
gonna string them up again.

Maybe we shoot them right here.

We'll likely need our
ammunition today,

and I want Captain Tallmadge

to see his father
swing from the gallows.

It's an image I've had in
my head for quite a while.

My son? How...

Ensign, you are to
ride to Sag Harbor

and inform Colonel Floyd
that we are under attack

and request reinforcements,

preferably along
with the armed vessel

we so graciously loaned him
in order to ship his tobacco.

- Yes, Major.
- Go!

Richard, what are
you doing out of bed?

- I'm coming with you.
- No, no, nonsense.

You've already taken a
wound in service to the crown.

It is now time for me
to defend Setauket

from those who
wish to defile her.

I knew this day was coming

and I am ready, my old friend.

I want to meet my
enemy face-to-face.

You must protect Whitehall.

It's sure to be a
target of this raid.

I will try to hold
them at the water.

No.

Please, I cooperated.

I gave you the names
of these men, remember?

Like it was yesterday.

Come on, Brewster. Up with you.

Give him some help.

We were sentenced
to a prison ship.

Under whose orders
are we now to be hanged?

Mine.

We're with you!

To the garrison! Grab them!

Shoulder the muskets. Ready.

Shoulder. Tend to the cannon.

British soldier:
Make ready! Present!

Fire!

Reload!

Simcoe: Into the church!

Fall back!

- Man: Get back in there.
- Man #2: Get your hands off me.

Man: Don't give me any trouble.

Caleb: The town's ours.

They've taken the
captives to the church.

Shite.

Search every door and get
everyone inside the tavern.

All right.

And remind the men
that no private property

is to be destroyed.

Man: That's Selah Strong.

Oi.

You're gonna love this.

You know them bloody-backs
used the church as stables?

Well, they're using your old
schoolhouse as a magazine.

Two dozen barrels of powder.

He wasn't lying. They
ripped out the gravestones.

Caleb: Unholy bastards.

Ah, here comes their leader.

Smuggle out the powder

and any other military
stores you can find.

All right.

I don't recall giving the
orders to hang anyone.

But, sir, don't you see?

This very raid confirms
the treason of the accused.

They obviously got
word out to these rebels

to come and rescue them.

No doubt the selfsame dragoons

that ambushed our
regiment in Connecticut.

I cannot abide executing
prisoners, Captain.

Not when it reflects
dishonorably upon my command.

This conflict will be
conducted in a civil manner!

Complement one,
are you ready to fire?

Well, uh...

we'll likely hit
the gallows, sir.

If that's acceptable.

No, it is not.

You secured the prisoners,
but not the powder!

Complement two,

adjust your quadrant,
target the storehouse.

Now!

Assistance is on its way

and I will not have the rebels
absconding with our powder

or using it against us.

You may fire when ready.

Shh, shh. It's all right.

It's all right. Shh, shh.

It's all right. Come
on. Shh, shh.

- It's all right.

Would you please
shut that thing up?

May I offer your men some ale?

May you offer?

This is my tavern, DeJong.

I built it. I own it.

And your wife sold it to me.

I had no choice. They
were going to take it anyway.

She had no right to sell it.

The agreement is not binding.

I did not write the attainder.

Take it up with Judge Woodhull.

Oh, I will, trust me.

I have plenty to
settle with the judge.

Man: Last one out
the door. Quickly.

- Got it.
- Man: Careful with it!

Stand clear.

Fall back! Fall back!

Ah.

Reload.

- Reload!
- Soldier: Yes, sir.

- And hold fire until ordered!
- Soldier: Reloading.

- Sir? Sir?
- Yes?

The magistrate is
requesting access into camp.

Richard, you shouldn't be here.

Have you seen my
son? Is he in the town?

Let's get you inside.

Hey.

Will you burn your
hometown now, Tallmadge?

It's the king's men
who are burning it,

but take heart, we'll have
them out soon enough.

Why don't you hold
your tongue, Robeson?

Before you lose it?

Selah.

Hewlett has us at range.

We can't hope to
hit him from here.

I need you to put
pressure on his flank.

We can move up the ridge
to conceal our approach.

That's even higher
ground than his church.

Our church. Let's
take it back, hmm?

Come with me.

Say something.

Benjamin.

The major isn't firing
on us, he's firing on you.

Now, whatever you
boys came here to prove,

I think you've proved it.

But I'm telling you right now,
you will never take that garrison.

All you're gonna do is get all
these people killed, all right?

Is that your wife,
Woodhull? And your son?

Yes, it is, yeah.

Hmm.

It's very fine to meet
you, Mrs. Woodhull.

I seem to remember your
husband as a much quieter man.

Where the bloody hell is Floyd?

Are you sure we need him?

Seems to me you're
doing an excellent job

of repelling the rebels.

If you simply continue
the bombardment...

My orders are to protect
this port, not level it.

We must hold for reinforcements.

We have the high ground, sir,

and they failed to
achieve their objective

with their opening thrust.

To simply wait when it's
within our power to crush them...

I will determine the
strategy here, Captain Sim...

Selah: Rear right forward!

Take aim! Fire!

"They that sow
wickedness, reap the same."

Indeed, Reverend.

Put your arms up
towards the heavens.

Shield the windows
with the others!

Captain, don't do this.

Sit down before you fall down.

Selah: Hold your fire.

Who's the fastest man here?

Ben: Damn it, what
kind of a commander

uses prisoners as a barricade?

It's likely Captain Simcoe.
You may not know of him,

but he's less subtle
than the major.

They mean to hold out
until reinforcements arrive.

Caleb: I figure we got till
sundown to break them.

Ben: If that. You need to
take another detachment

and round on them from the east.

Then I'll send forth
terms for surrender.

If we take the church, then
we can use their cannons

to defend against the next wave.

Hewlett will never
surrender to you.

And Simcoe will shoot
down any Continental

who approaches the church

and then he will kill your
father and your uncle.

Well, maybe we'll use
his men to shield us.

Anna: Leave him be!

If you say you're
better than them,

then show it by your
restraint, Brewster.

The major is a fair man.
He will respect a flag of truce.

You said that Selah saw the
magistrate inside the church.

That means your
father's there as well, Abe.

Whatever happens to
mine happens to yours,

which makes you the perfect
man to deliver our terms.

Let's take him
somewhere private, huh?

No!

- Don't worry, ma'am.
- It's all right.

We need your husband
to send a message.

We're not gonna hurt him.

Not much anyways.

Mrs. Strong, would you
kindly open the cellar for us?

Easy, easy, easy!

Hey, hey!

Just keeping up the
ruse, Woody, all right?

Abe: Ben, what the hell is this?

Anna: Shh. You want
them to hear us up there?

Hey, I'm sorry.

I couldn't send warning.
There was no time.

It was only by God's good grace

that we came across
Walter Havens.

He told us about the hangings.

- There were no hangings.
- What?

Not till you showed up.

I had convinced Hewlett
to commute their sentences.

They were bound
instead for the Jersey.

Oh, the Jersey.

'Cause that ain't a
death sentence, is it?

Anna: Apparently it's not.

I stood on the deck of that ship

and had the warden tell me

that Selah died
there over Christmas.

I have lived with that belief

since last we were in
New York spying for you.

Surely you had time
enough to warn me

that my husband was alive
and serving alongside you both.

Look...

Anna, I'm sorry.

It was my decision.

Caleb wanted to
tell you, but I said no.

The truth is, your
husband is alive

because my brother is dead.

Robert Rogers used
the promise of Samuel

as bait to trap me.

Samuel is dead?

Selah was with him
when he passed.

So I can confirm
for you that, yes,

the Jersey is a death sentence,

and I will not see
my father sent there.

So...

So this raid is family business?

It's personal?

You saying you
wouldn't do the same?

No, no, I'm just saying
it makes sense, is all.

More sense than Washington
sending you both here anyway.

He granted me discretion to
advance my mission as I see fit.

Oh, I see. So you're gonna
have to explain it all to him, then.

Good. When you
do, please inform 711

that his precious
Mr. Culpepper is finished.

- I am out.
- Nobody is out.

Your standing in
this town is intact

and I intend to
keep it that way.

I'm not a soldier
in your army, Major.

I don't have to
take your orders.

But you're right
about one thing.

My standing in this
town is all you've got left.

Now, I wasn't lying
when I told you

Hewlett would never surrender.

And you know there's no
chance that you take that church

before some force on
this island shows up.

We ain't leavin' without
our family, all right?

Well, then I guess today
you take your orders from me.

Abe: They are more
than 50, less than 100.

I tried to take a silent count,
but they caught me lookin'.

I knew their numbers
were exaggerated.

They still outnumber us
and they have our flank.

- So you mean to surrender?
- No.

- They don't request...
- Good because I'd hate you

to become the first commander

to let the Patriots get a
foothold on Long Island.

Abe: They don't
ask for surrender, sir.

They... they know
that you will never bow.

Abraham, what are their terms?

Tallmadge says
that he will trade

the soldiers that he
has in his custody

for the prisoners
here in the church.

And that he will then
order a withdrawal, sir.

Eight civilians in exchange
for conceding the field?

When they have the numbers?

I can't decide whether they
think themselves cowards

or us fools.

If further harm comes to
any of the prisoners here, sir,

he will retaliate in kind,

and I am concerned for my family

and the other Loyalist
captives down there.

Your concern is
none of our concern.

Enough! You make it so I
cannot hear myself think.

Major, you said yourself these
men are like a gangrenous limb,

a sickness that needs
to be bled from this town.

- This is our chance.
- Lucas: A sickness?

What do you know of
sickness, Woodhull?

Quiet, Lucas, if you
know what's good for you.

And this Major Tallmadge,
he has given his word

that he will withdraw
following the exchange?

The word of a
traitor means nothing.

These are hardened
criminals. If we just let them go,

we're only adding to the
ranks of the Continental Army!

Captain, you will keep your
opinion to when it is required.

To yield is to show weakness.

I will yield nothing that
I do not wish to yield!

- I'm trying to save the town!
- Then kill the enemy!

Force them to
charge the barricade!

Give them cannon
and musket full-on!

All they require is
proper motivation!

Captain, bring him back at once!

Fire!

No, Caleb, stop!

Caleb!

- Calm down. Caleb.

- Caleb, calm down.
- God!

Eastin, your pistol, please.

Hewlett: Belay that.
Arrest Captain Simcoe.

Now!

You deserve what's
coming to you, Oyster Major.

That's what they
call you, you know.

Commander of the
army's backwater-bred...

Prepare the cannon
to repel a charge.

We're in a fight
to the death now.

Not if you let them go.

The prisoners, now. All of them.

I'm quite sure an exchange
is off the table, Richard.

No exchange... a release,

unconditional and immediate.

And the good reverend will
convince his son to withdraw.

I see no honor in
this fight going on.

Only further bloodshed.

I'll have you know,

it wasn't me who
took that shot at you.

- Caleb: Come on!
- Ben: Just calm down. Calm down.

Just stay down.

All right!

- Just stay down. Stay down.
- All right!

- Caleb, Caleb! Stop!
- Solider: Incoming!

Don't fire. Shoulder
your firelocks!

Get ready.

Here.

Take the bastard's
shackles off him.

Shoulder your firelocks.

Rise.

Fall back on me.

Grab your haversacks
and head for the boats.

Mr. Woodhull, please
express my thanks to the major

for freeing the survivors

as well as my wish
that he administers

the proper justice
to Captain Simcoe.

I will.

Culper.

What?

Tell Washington
it's Samuel Culper,

not Culpepper.

I won't sign the
letters as anyone else.

Abraham!

It's all right. It's all right.

Lawful citizens of Setauket!

We are here to protect your
persons and your property.

Retreat to your
homes and stay there

until we've driven
out the enemy.

Just in time, eh, Major?

Just.

Let me look at you.

I'm sorry.

- The cause needs me here.
- Selah: Anna?

- No!
- Fire!

Hold fire!

Don't hit her!

Don't just stand there.
She's trying to escape them.

Go in and get her!

It's all right. It's all right.

You all right?

Andre: The application
of military force,

like every other
thing in creation,

is subject to the natural
laws of cause and effect,

especially when it is misused.

You are familiar with the
science of Sir Isaac Newton?

I'm trying to quit.

Sherry or physics?

Best of luck with that.

You may need a
drink after we're done.

Oh, I'm sorry I didn't come
when I was summoned,

but, you see, the cursed
rebels had other ideas.

Benedict Arnold cut off half
our regiments from the fleet.

If it weren't for the
Queen's Rangers...

Saving our men from a harsh fate

won't spare you
from yours, Robert.

Did you really think General
Howe would countenance

your insubordination of last
month's prisoner exchange?

For every action,

there is an equal
and opposite reaction.

Or consequence, if you prefer.

Inspector General Innes
has granted me full authority

to overhaul our
provincial forces

before they become, and I quote,

"a disorderly and
destructive banditti."

This ain't about no
prisoner exchange, is it?

You lads have had it in for me

ever since I refused
to line your pockets

in exchange for commissions
and weak officers.

Instead, I hire mean sorts...

Indians, trackers,
Negroes, brawlers...

And I refuse to let any man

tell me how to go
about my business.

That shouldn't be
a problem anymore.

The Queen's Rangers will be
put under another's command.

I am the Queen's Rangers,

and those boys won't
follow anyone else.

Those boys are mercenaries.

They follow coin.

And I plan to pay.

Oh, aye, you'll pay, all right.

Mm-hmm.

I get your meaning

about causes and their effects.

Hmm?

A trick about these
effects is they have ways

of turning into new
causes if you're not careful.

What goes up must
come down, huh?

How's your father?

He's safe at home.

I just hope he didn't
inflame his wound

with his efforts today.

Are you all right?

Tired.

Yeah.

Well, I can't imagine why.

Where's Thomas?

Mary.

What have you done?
What have you done?

What have I done?
What have I done?

Oh, are you going to shoot
me now, Abe? Is that it?

- No. No.
- Am I your enemy, Abraham?

- Have I always been your enemy?
- Mary, listen to me!

Just... just let me
explain, all right?

Let me explain
about all of this.

What is there to explain?

You are a traitor
and an adulterer

and a spy for Washington.

Oh, I'm sorry... 711, is it?

If I had known that
you were going to bring

your Patriot friends
here to attack our town,

I would've taken that book
straight to Major Hewlett,

for now I am a party to treason.

Damn it, Mary, I didn't know
that Tallmadge was coming here!

He didn't warn me!

It's just my luck, I suppose.

Always walking in
when I'm not wanted.

Step away, Mary.

Please... please don't.

You know I have to.

No, you don't. You
don't. You don't.

You can let me leave.

I will run away from
here and I won't return.

You may be a
treasonist, Mr. Woodhull,

but I can't be.

Mr. Baker. Mr. Baker.

Mr. Baker.

Mr. Baker.

The rebels.

The rebels fled the town,

and some of them went to
the boats but not all of them.

Some of them came through
the farms on their way out.

Four of them passed
through our field.

Ensign Baker saw them,
he tried to stop them.

- They shot him.
- Mary!

They shot him!

And then they burnt down
the house of the judge's son.

But they took mercy on
us on account of our child,

who still needs his
mother and his father.

As providence would have it,

they were able to
move into Whitehall

just as they always should have.

I know how to clean up a mess.

Are you gonna go and get Thomas?

You scared him with
that shot of yours.

Thomas.

Mm.

♪ This one night,
this one night ♪

♪ Every night and all ♪

♪ Fire and sleet
and candlelight ♪

♪ And Christ receive thy soul ♪

♪ When from thorny
wood shall pass ♪

♪ Every night and all ♪

♪ The fire shall burn
thee to thy bone ♪

♪ And Christ receive thy soul ♪

♪ And Christ receive thy soul ♪