Apparently, the rebels paid for everything they took from York's merchants, albeit in worthless Confederate money.
But then they changed everything: they took punk's poison, but rather than lashing out, they turned their anger inwards.
Under strict orders, shaped by Congress, they had to inventory everything they took and everything they left behind: tents, generators, air-conditioners and even the blast walls.
Although expeditions have to pay a $4,000 £2,3900) deposit, which is refunded once they show they have brought back everything they took up the mountain, enforcement has been a problem.
Ireland deserved everything they took from it — the win, the bonus point, the NatWest Six Nations title and the right to have a tilt at the Grand Slam at Twickenham next weekend — but Scotland, unquestionably, deserved something too, and the margin did them no justice.
Says Murdoch, of Google, "If they were to pay everybody for everything they took from every newspaper in the world, and every magazine, they wouldn't have any profits left".
"Every kid at Comic-Con has a smartphone or a tablet in hand and they're madly transmitting everything they take in onto the Internet".
Nepal now requires climbers to bring down everything they take up the mountain or lose their deposit, but debris from past climbs still litters the slopes.
A carnet currently costs £325.96, but that's not the end of it: it requires the holder to list everything they take into a country.
They are designed to maximise the chances of survival, so everything they take off reduces the chances of survival in certain circumstances".
