The Works of Theodore Roosevelt: The rough ridersCollier, 1899 |
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Page 7
... of the campaigns he was given , though a surgeon , the actual command of more than one expedition against the bands of renegade Indians . Like so - many of the gallant fighters with whom it was later Raising the Regiment 7.
... of the campaigns he was given , though a surgeon , the actual command of more than one expedition against the bands of renegade Indians . Like so - many of the gallant fighters with whom it was later Raising the Regiment 7.
Page 13
... given a chance to accept quite a number of eager volunteers who did not come from the Territories , but who possessed precisely the same temper that distinguished our Southwestern recruits , and whose presence materially benefited the ...
... given a chance to accept quite a number of eager volunteers who did not come from the Territories , but who possessed precisely the same temper that distinguished our Southwestern recruits , and whose presence materially benefited the ...
Page 15
... given . Indeed , they all sought entry into the ranks of the Rough Riders as eagerly as if it meant something widely different from hard work , rough fare , and the possibility of death ; and the reason why they turned out to be such ...
... given . Indeed , they all sought entry into the ranks of the Rough Riders as eagerly as if it meant something widely different from hard work , rough fare , and the possibility of death ; and the reason why they turned out to be such ...
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... given by the man in the ranks to the superior who cares for his men and leads them fearlessly in battle . - All Easterners and Westerners , Northerners and Southerners , officers and men , cowboys and col- lege graduates , wherever they ...
... given by the man in the ranks to the superior who cares for his men and leads them fearlessly in battle . - All Easterners and Westerners , Northerners and Southerners , officers and men , cowboys and col- lege graduates , wherever they ...
Page 24
... given to drawing pic- tures . When we got down to Santiago he devel- oped into the regimental clerk . I never suspected him of having a sense of humor until one day , at the end of our stay in Cuba , as he was sitting in the Adjutant's ...
... given to drawing pic- tures . When we got down to Santiago he devel- oped into the regimental clerk . I never suspected him of having a sense of humor until one day , at the end of our stay in Cuba , as he was sitting in the Adjutant's ...
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