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by Theodore Roosevelt (Author)
The Rough Riders by Theodore Roosevelt tells the thrilling story of the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry's valor during the Spanish-American War. Roosevelt, with vivid detail, chronicles the formation of this unique regiment, their rigorous training, and the challenging conditions faced in Cuba, culminating in their triumphant charge on San Juan Hill. Through his narrative, Roosevelt celebrates the spirit of American heroism and the powerful bond of camaraderie, offering a firsthand glimpse into the era's warfare and leadership.
The Rough Riders sheds light on the historical formation and valorous deeds of the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry during the Spanish-American War. Roosevelt's vivid narration not only highlights the regiment's diverse composition, from Ivy League athletes to Native Americans, but also their significant role in the Battle of San Juan Hill, despite fighting as infantry without their horses. This book immortalizes the Rough Riders' legacy, largely amplified by Roosevelt's own accounts and subsequent media portrayals, capturing a pivotal moment in American military history.
This case laminate collector's edition includes a Victorian inspired dust-jacket.
