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Page viii
... 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 the city of Santiago , which brought on the engagement at La
Guasima ...
... 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 the city of Santiago , which brought on the engagement at La
Guasima ...
Page xiii
PAOS CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's Victory Theodore
Roosevelt becomes a Soldier -- Organizing the Rough Riders- Various Men in
the Command . 112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port Tampa in Coal
Cars ...
PAOS CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's Victory Theodore
Roosevelt becomes a Soldier -- Organizing the Rough Riders- Various Men in
the Command . 112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port Tampa in Coal
Cars ...
Page 112
Edward Stratemeyer. CHAPTER XII A DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE –
DEWEY'S VICTORY THEODORE ROOSEVELT BECOMES SOLDIER
ORGANIZING THE ROUGH RIDERS — VARIOUS MEN IN THE COMMAND “
THE Maine has been ...
Edward Stratemeyer. CHAPTER XII A DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE –
DEWEY'S VICTORY THEODORE ROOSEVELT BECOMES SOLDIER
ORGANIZING THE ROUGH RIDERS — VARIOUS MEN IN THE COMMAND “
THE Maine has been ...
Page 114
... many private parties began to raise companies , while all sorts of independent
commands , Grand Army , Confederate Veterans , Italian - American Guards ,
German Singing Societies , Colored Guards , and the like , offered their
assistance .
... many private parties began to raise companies , while all sorts of independent
commands , Grand Army , Confederate Veterans , Italian - American Guards ,
German Singing Societies , Colored Guards , and the like , offered their
assistance .
Page 117
I am perfectly willing to give you command of one of those regiments , ” said the
war secretary . “ I know you are something of a rough rider yourself , and a good
marksman to boot . ” This was certainly flattering , but Theodore Roosevelt's head
...
I am perfectly willing to give you command of one of those regiments , ” said the
war secretary . “ I know you are something of a rough rider yourself , and a good
marksman to boot . ” This was certainly flattering , but Theodore Roosevelt's head
...
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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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