Theodore Roosevelt, Twenty-sixth President of the United States: A Typical AmericanS. Stone, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... Santiago than Daiquiri . On the 22d General Lawton was ordered with his division , about five thousand strong , to march upon and capture the enemy at Siboney , so that the remainder of the troops and supplies could be landed at that ...
... Santiago than Daiquiri . On the 22d General Lawton was ordered with his division , about five thousand strong , to march upon and capture the enemy at Siboney , so that the remainder of the troops and supplies could be landed at that ...
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... Santiago de Cuba was their destination . They came close to the coast on the morning of June 20 , passed Guantanamo , where just ten days before the marines had gained a footing at Crest Heights , and had given loyal American blood that ...
... Santiago de Cuba was their destination . They came close to the coast on the morning of June 20 , passed Guantanamo , where just ten days before the marines had gained a footing at Crest Heights , and had given loyal American blood that ...
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... Santiago was the work of Roosevelt . They were not sure how much good had been secured by the victory , nor what disposition would be made of the positions gained . But they did know that American prestige had been ad- vanced , and that ...
... Santiago was the work of Roosevelt . They were not sure how much good had been secured by the victory , nor what disposition would be made of the positions gained . But they did know that American prestige had been ad- vanced , and that ...
Contents
POEM by GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN | 5 |
A TYPICAL AMERICAN introduction by OPIE READ | 25 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 33 |
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