Roosevelt's Rough Riders Trailer

Roosevelt's Rough Riders Trailer (1898)

05 July 1898 1 mins

A charge full of cowboy enthusiasm by troop 'I,' the famous regiment, at Tampa, before its departure for the front.

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United States 05 July 1898

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