Theodore Roosevelt: Twenty-sixth President of the United States : a Typical AmericanAmerican citizen Company, 1901 - 413 pages |
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... REGIMENT The Round Robin . Ordered Back to the United States . Sick , Wounded and Well on the Voyage Home . Landing of Rough Riders at Montauk Point . Angels of Mercy in the Hospitals . Mustered Out . Back to the Old Life , where a ...
... REGIMENT The Round Robin . Ordered Back to the United States . Sick , Wounded and Well on the Voyage Home . Landing of Rough Riders at Montauk Point . Angels of Mercy in the Hospitals . Mustered Out . Back to the Old Life , where a ...
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... Regiment of Rough Riders , and officially as the First Regiment of United States Volunteer Cav- alry . He only demanded good arms for his men and the chance to get them against the enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it ...
... Regiment of Rough Riders , and officially as the First Regiment of United States Volunteer Cav- alry . He only demanded good arms for his men and the chance to get them against the enemy . The rest to be left in his hands . When it ...
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... regiments , and , there- fore , the Rough Riders reported direct to me , their division commander . Both Roosevelt and Wood urged me to fre- quent inspections , to be present at their drills , to examine into their equipment and ...
... regiments , and , there- fore , the Rough Riders reported direct to me , their division commander . Both Roosevelt and Wood urged me to fre- quent inspections , to be present at their drills , to examine into their equipment and ...
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... regiment , with all its equipments , was by the side of the railroad , ready and waiting for the cars . Soon after daylight Port Tampa was reached , and we were soon on shipboard , the promptness with which the Rough Riders were ...
... regiment , with all its equipments , was by the side of the railroad , ready and waiting for the cars . Soon after daylight Port Tampa was reached , and we were soon on shipboard , the promptness with which the Rough Riders were ...
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... regiment , under the lead of Colonel Wood , testifies to his courage and skill . The energy and determination of this officer had been marked from the moment he reported to me at Tampa , Florida , and I recommended him for the consid ...
... regiment , under the lead of Colonel Wood , testifies to his courage and skill . The energy and determination of this officer had been marked from the moment he reported to me at Tampa , Florida , and I recommended him for the consid ...
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