;
; Events text for American Civil War Scenario
; Copyright(c) 1996, MicroProse Software Inc.
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;

@BEGINEVENTS

@IF
SCENARIOLOADED
@THEN
PLAYCDTRACK
11
DONTPLAYWONDERS
@ENDIF

@IF
NOSCHISM
DEFENDER=anybody 
@THEN
 
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=1
@THEN
MOVEUNIT
unit=anyunit
owner=Federals
maprect
73,33, 73,33, 73,33, 73,33
moveto
71,35
numbertomove=ALL
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=20
@THEN
TEXT
^Julia Ward Howe, travelling with a minister and several friends,
 sings songs with the Union soldiers. She adds the line "John Brown's
 body lies a-moldering in the ground; His soul is marching on."
^A soldier replies "Mrs. Howe, why do you not write some good words
 for that stirring tune?"
^The next morning's twilight brought the rest of the poem to Mrs. Howe.
 In February 1862 the Atlantic Monthly publishes "The Battle Hymn of
 the Republic".
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=25
@THEN
TEXT
^^Draft Riot in New York City
^^ Monday, July 13th, 1863
^Citizens, especially angry over provisions in the draft bill
 allowing substitution and the purchase of exemption, mob the
 draft headquarters. Buildings are set afire, establishments
 looted. The riot lasts several days before order is restored.
 It is estimated that over 1,000 people are killed or wounded.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Federals
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Confederates
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Confederates
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Federals
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Confederates
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Europeans
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Europeans
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Confederates
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Europeans
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Federals
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Federals
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Europeans
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Europeans
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Kentuckians
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Kentuckians
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Europeans
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Europeans
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Indians
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Indians
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Europeans
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@THEN

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=11
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Confederates
unit=J.E.B. Stuart
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
76,40
59,71
54,80
40,88
endlocations

TEXT
^J. E. B. Stuart vows to ride circles around
the Union armies.
^
^"I had rather die than be whipped," he proclaims.
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=12
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Confederates
unit=R.E. Lee
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
76,40
59,71
54,80
40,88
endlocations

TEXT
^After Joe Johnston is wounded, Jefferson Davis offers command
 of the Confederate armies to Robert E. Lee. Lee accepts.
^
^"Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more. You should
 never wish to do less."
^               -Robert E. Lee.
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=6
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Confederates
unit=N.B. Forrest
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
34,74
45,63
41,73
51,69
endlocations

TEXT
^Acknowledged military genius Nathan Bedford Forrest plans
 his first raid into enemy-held territory.
^
^"War means fighting," he says, "and fighting means killing."
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=2
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Federals
unit=U.S. Grant
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
27,59
26,52
30,40
endlocations

TEXT
^Ulysses S. Grant prepares for his invasion of Tennessee.
^
^"The art of war is simple enough. Find out where your enemy
 is. Get at him as soon as you can. Strike at him as hard as
 you can, and keep moving on."
^                -Ulysses S. Grant
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=18
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Federals
unit=W.T. Sherman
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
36,62
27,59
26,52
30,40
endlocations

TEXT
^William Tecumseh Sherman takes command.
^
^"To be at the head of a strong column of troops, in
 the execution of some task that requires brain, is
 the highest pleasure of war."
^              -William T. Sherman
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=24
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Federals
unit=Geo. Custer
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
73,33
74,30
79,19
endlocations

TEXT
^George Armstrong Custer begins his dashing career in
 the Union cavalry.
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
TURN=22
@THEN
CREATEUNIT
owner=Federals
unit=Benj. Grierson
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
34,74
45,63
36,62
27,59
endlocations

TEXT
^Benjamin Grierson responds to persistent Rebel raids
 with a magnificent raid of his own.
ENDTEXT

@ENDIF

@IF
UNITKILLED
unit=Ston. Jackson
attacker=anybody
defender=anybody
@THEN
TEXT 
^Stonewall Jackson dies in battle.
^
^"Let us cross over the river, and rest under the shade of the trees."
^            -Stonewall Jackson's last words.
ENDTEXT
PLAYWAVEFILE
funeral.wav
@ENDIF 

@IF
UNITKILLED
unit=R.E. Lee 
attacker=anybody
defender=anybody
@THEN
TEXT 
^Robert E. Lee dies in battle, however his generals vow to carry on.
^The Confederates are limited to a Marginal Victory.
ENDTEXT
PLAYWAVEFILE
funeral.wav
@ENDIF 

@IF
UNITKILLED
unit=U.S. Grant 
attacker=anybody
defender=anybody
@THEN
TEXT 
^Ulysses S. Grant dies in battle, however his generals vow to carry on.
^ The Federals are limited to a Marginal Victory.
ENDTEXT
PLAYWAVEFILE
funeral.wav
@ENDIF
 
@IF
UNITKILLED
unit=W.T. Sherman
attacker=anybody
defender=anybody
@THEN
TEXT
^William Tecumseh Sherman dies on the battlefield.
^
^"A country and government such as ours are worth fighting
for, and dying for, if need be."
^               -William T. Sherman.
ENDTEXT

@ENDEVENTS
