Theodore, Roosevelt
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The American forces were now within sight of Santiago, but they had to dig in and hold the ground they had taken. There was a short period in the trenches, which seemed tedious to the riders 68 THEODORE ROOSEVELT from the plains, but was nothing to what men, years later, had to endure in the Great War against Germany. At last Santiago surrendered, on July 17.
The war ended within about a month. Com- modore Dewey had beaten the Spanish Fleet at Manila and Admiral Sampson and his fleet had destro...yed the Spanish cruisers which were forced out of Santiago Harbor on July 3rd, as a result of the Army getting within striking distance of the city. One other thing of importance was done by Roosevelt before the regiment was brought home to Montauk Point and mustered out. After the surrender of Santiago it was supposed that the war was going on and that there would be a cam- paign in the winter against Havana. But the American Army was full of yellow fever. Half the Rough Riders were sick at one time, and the condition of other regiments was as bad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The American forces were now within sight of Santiago, but they had to dig in and hold the ground they had taken. There was a short period in the trenches, which seemed tedious to the riders 68 THEODORE ROOSEVELT from the plains, but was nothing to what men, years later, had to endure in the Great War against Germany. At last Santiago surrendered, on July 17.
The war ended within about a month. Com- modore Dewey had beaten the Spanish Fleet at Manila and Admiral Sampson and his fleet had destro...yed the Spanish cruisers which were forced out of Santiago Harbor on July 3rd, as a result of the Army getting within striking distance of the city. One other thing of importance was done by Roosevelt before the regiment was brought home to Montauk Point and mustered out. After the surrender of Santiago it was supposed that the war was going on and that there would be a cam- paign in the winter against Havana. But the American Army was full of yellow fever. Half the Rough Riders were sick at one time, and the condition of other regiments was as bad.
What to read after Theodore, Roosevelt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson, Edmund Lester, 1880-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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