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From the very start , the Rough Riders were anxious to get into the fight , and the
opportunity was not long in coming . From Florida the command was transported
to Daiquiri , on the southern coast of Cuba , and then began the advance upon ...
From the very start , the Rough Riders were anxious to get into the fight , and the
opportunity was not long in coming . From Florida the command was transported
to Daiquiri , on the southern coast of Cuba , and then began the advance upon ...
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... 94 CHAPTER XI Appointed First Assistant Secretary of the Navy The Condition
of Affairs in Cuba - Preparing for War - Theodore Roosevelt's Resolve 104 PAOS
CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's Victory Theodore CONTENTS.
... 94 CHAPTER XI Appointed First Assistant Secretary of the Navy The Condition
of Affairs in Cuba - Preparing for War - Theodore Roosevelt's Resolve 104 PAOS
CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's Victory Theodore CONTENTS.
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112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port Tampa in Coal Cars - Theodore
Roosevelt's Quick Move to obtain a Transport - The Wait in the Harbor - Off for
Cuba at Last . 122 . . . CHAPTER XIV Life on the Transport - The Landing at ...
112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port Tampa in Coal Cars - Theodore
Roosevelt's Quick Move to obtain a Transport - The Wait in the Harbor - Off for
Cuba at Last . 122 . . . CHAPTER XIV Life on the Transport - The Landing at ...
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CHAPTER XVIII PAGB Last Days in Cuba — The Departure for HomeArrival at
Montauk — Caring for the Sick and Wounded - Presentation to Theodore
Roosevelt by his Men - Mustering out of the Rough Riders 171 CHAPTER XIX
Nominated ...
CHAPTER XVIII PAGB Last Days in Cuba — The Departure for HomeArrival at
Montauk — Caring for the Sick and Wounded - Presentation to Theodore
Roosevelt by his Men - Mustering out of the Rough Riders 171 CHAPTER XIX
Nominated ...
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But others were there whom he was to meet later , and who were destined to
march under him up the bullet - swept slopes of San Juan in far - away Cuba . But
at that time there was no thought of war and carnage , only good - fellowship ,
with ...
But others were there whom he was to meet later , and who were destined to
march under him up the bullet - swept slopes of San Juan in far - away Cuba . But
at that time there was no thought of war and carnage , only good - fellowship ,
with ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt |
| Author | Edward Stratemeyer |
| Publisher | Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | 18 Dec 2013 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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