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Rough Writings: Perspectives on Buckey O'Neill, Pauline M. O'Neill, and Roosevelt's Rough Riders presents a fresh and compelling look at the lives and times of those who participated in this brief, explosive slice of American history. Each article examines the period from a different point of view and acquaints the reader with the background and drama of some of the people touched by this extraordinary event.
Since the victories achieved by the American forces during this time served to propel the U.S. forward on its powerful track as a major player in the international arena, and to revive pride in a country whose national psyche had been severely damaged by the Civil War, this book has an especially important role in recording and preserving the amazing spirit of those times.
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Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 75pp. Illus. in text. Quarto. VG copy in illustrated card covers. Public interest in the 1898 Spanish-American War was particularly captivated by the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry, a regiment of a thousand men, all "good shots and good riders" and recruited largely from the territorial West. Aptly nicknamed the Rough Riders, these men proved their fighting prowess when they stormed Kettle Hill and later, San Juan Heights, during the invasion of Cuba. A fresh and compelling look at the lives and times of those who participated in this brief, explosive slice of American history, with each article examining the period from a different point of view. Very well illustrated. Includes Selected Reading List. (Heavy item, may require additional postage on overseas orders). Seller Inventory # 901566
Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. In good condition. Corners are slightly bent. No highlighting or underlining inside. Seller Inventory # ABE-1681246803503