The Rough RidersC. Scribner's Sons, 1899 - 298 páginas History of the Spanish-American War largely based on the daily records of Theodore Roosevelt, who trained and led the Rough Riders during the war. |
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... sickness, and was able to serve through every day of the regiment's existence. Two of the men made Second Lieutenants by promotion from the ranks while in San Antonio were John Greenway, a noted Yale foot-ball player and catcher on her ...
... sickness, and was able to serve through every day of the regiment's existence. Two of the men made Second Lieutenants by promotion from the ranks while in San Antonio were John Greenway, a noted Yale foot-ball player and catcher on her ...
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... sickness , and was able to serve through every day of the regiment's existence . Two of the men made Second Lieutenants by promotion from the ranks while in San Antonio were John Greenway , a noted Yale foot - ball player and catcher on ...
... sickness , and was able to serve through every day of the regiment's existence . Two of the men made Second Lieutenants by promotion from the ranks while in San Antonio were John Greenway , a noted Yale foot - ball player and catcher on ...
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... early that morning . Before noon one was killed and the other danger- ously wounded . General Wheeler was sick , but with his usual indomitable pluck and entire indifference to his own personal comfort 115 THE CAVALRY AT SANTIAGO.
... early that morning . Before noon one was killed and the other danger- ously wounded . General Wheeler was sick , but with his usual indomitable pluck and entire indifference to his own personal comfort 115 THE CAVALRY AT SANTIAGO.
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... sick by morning that we had to take him be- hind the hill into an improvised hospital . Lieu- tenant Day , after handling his troop with equal gallantry and efficiency , was shot , on the summit of Kettle Hill . He was hit in the arm ...
... sick by morning that we had to take him be- hind the hill into an improvised hospital . Lieu- tenant Day , after handling his troop with equal gallantry and efficiency , was shot , on the summit of Kettle Hill . He was hit in the arm ...
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... sickness and some had been left behind with the baggage , or were detailed on other duty . Eighty - nine were killed and wounded : the heaviest loss suffered by any regiment in the cavalry division . The Spaniards made a stiff fight ...
... sickness and some had been left behind with the baggage , or were detailed on other duty . Eighty - nine were killed and wounded : the heaviest loss suffered by any regiment in the cavalry division . The Spaniards made a stiff fight ...
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2d Lieutenant Ariz army battle before Santiago brigade Bucky O'Neill bullets camp Camp Wikoff Capron Captain cavalry division Cerrillos Charles command Corporal course Cruces Cuban Died Discharged dynamite gun Edward fever firing Frank front gallantry Gallup Gatlings George guns Guthrie hardtack Henry horses hospital Indian infantry James John July 1st June 24 jungle Kettle Hill killed knew Las Cruces Las Guasimas line of duty Llewellen Mauser rifle ment Muscogee N. M. Santa Fé N. M. Transferred N. M. Wounded night officers Paso Phoenix Prescott Private Raton rear regi regiment regulars Roswell Rough Riders San Antonio Santa Fé Santiago de Cuba sent Sergeant Shafter shot shrapnel sick Silver City soldiers Spaniards Spanish squadron Tampa Tenth Cavalry Thomas Transferred from Troop Transferred to Troop transport trenches Troop F Trooper Trumpeter Vinita volunteer Wagoner Wheeler William William H Wounded in battle York Young
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Página 248 - Our present camps are as healthy as any camps at this end of the island can be. I write only because I cannot see our men, who have fought so bravely and who have endured extreme hardship and danger so uncomplainingly, go to destruction without striving so far as lies in me to avert a doom as fearful as it is unnecessary and undeserved.
Página 249 - This army must be moved at once or perish. As the army can be safely moved now, the persons responsible for preventing such a move will be responsible for the unnecessary loss of many thousands of lives.
Página 95 - Around one of the latter the big•, hideous land-crabs had gathered in a grewsome ring, waiting for life to be extinct. One of our own men and most of the Spanish dead had been found by the vultures before we got to them ; and their bodies were mangled, the eyes and wounds being torn. The Rough Rider who had been thus treated was in Bucky O'Neill's troop ; and as we looked at the body, O'Neill turned to me and asked, " Colonel, isn't it Whitman who says of the vultures that ' they pluck the eyes...
Página 7 - I should have spent valuable weeks in learning its needs, with the result that I should have missed the Santiago campaign, and might not even have had the consolation prize of going to Porto Rico. Fortunately, I was wise enough to tell the Secretary that while I believed I could learn to command the regiment in a month, yet that it was just this very month which I could not afford to spare, and that therefore I would be quite content to go as lieutenant-colonel, if he would make Wood colonel. This...
Página 122 - The infantry got nearer and nearer the crest of the hill. At last we could see the Spaniards running from the rifle-pits as the Americans came on in their final rush. Then I stopped my men for fear they should injure their comrades, and called to them to charge the next line of trenches, on the hills in our front, from which we had been undergoing a good deal of punishment. Thinking that the men would all come, I jumped over the wire fence in front of us and started at the double ; but, as a matter...
Página 250 - Speak unto every feathered fowl, and to every beast of the field, Assemble yourselves, and come; gather yourselves on every side to my sacrifice that I do sacrifice for you, even a great sacrifice upon the mountains of Israel, that ye may eat flesh, and drink blood. Ye shall eat the flesh of the mighty, and drink the blood of the princes of the earth, of rams, of lambs, and of goats, of bullocks, all of them fatlings of Bashan.
Página 114 - Soldiers are apt to recollect their wartime actions, as poets do emotions, in tranquillity, imposing order and reason upon a dreamlike tumult. Roosevelt was honest enough to admit, even when minutely describing his charge up the hill, that at the time he was aware of very little that...
Página 87 - ... the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the Civil War. In...
Página 4 - Southwest he had commanded not only regulars and Indian scouts, but also white frontiersmen. In the Northwest I had spent much of my time, for many years, either on my ranch or in long hunting trips, and had lived and worked for months together with the cowboy and the mountain hunter, faring in every way precisely as they did. Secretary Alger offered me the command of one of these regiments. If I had taken it, being entirely inexperienced in military work, I should not have known how to get it equipped...