Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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Page 16
... train , expecting that the regi- ment would need much after their long journey . Roosevelt , Colonel Wood and other officers were all in fine spirits , and assured me they had every- thing and that they would be comfortable in the cars ...
... train , expecting that the regi- ment would need much after their long journey . Roosevelt , Colonel Wood and other officers were all in fine spirits , and assured me they had every- thing and that they would be comfortable in the cars ...
Page 224
... trains . So that just as the last rifles , revolvers and saddles came , the Rough Riders were ordered to proceed by train to Tampa , Florida . Instantly all was joyful excitement . San Antonio , Texas , had been their headquarters , and ...
... trains . So that just as the last rifles , revolvers and saddles came , the Rough Riders were ordered to proceed by train to Tampa , Florida . Instantly all was joyful excitement . San Antonio , Texas , had been their headquarters , and ...
Page 225
... train of 150 animals ; and the train which moved the regiment was cut into seven sections , Wood commanding the first three , and Roosevelt the remaining four . They left San Antonio May 29 , 1898. June 2 their camp was pitched at Tampa ...
... train of 150 animals ; and the train which moved the regiment was cut into seven sections , Wood commanding the first three , and Roosevelt the remaining four . They left San Antonio May 29 , 1898. June 2 their camp was pitched at Tampa ...
Page 226
... train for Port Tampa , nine miles distant . The soldiers were there , but the train was not . Colonel Roose- velt hurried to the tents of brigadier - generals , and to the headquarters of major - generals ; but no one knew anything at ...
... train for Port Tampa , nine miles distant . The soldiers were there , but the train was not . Colonel Roose- velt hurried to the tents of brigadier - generals , and to the headquarters of major - generals ; but no one knew anything at ...
Page 227
... train , and stowing it away in the Yuca- tan . In the evening the transport was pulled out and anchored in midstream , and the Rough Riders felt they had had a rather interesting thirty - six hours . Nothing more significant than ...
... train , and stowing it away in the Yuca- tan . In the evening the transport was pulled out and anchored in midstream , and the Rough Riders felt they had had a rather interesting thirty - six hours . Nothing more significant than ...
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