Teddy’s Tantrum | A Case Study In Narrative And Empire — John D. Weaver And The Exoneration Of The 25th Infantry
In the autumn of 1906, President Theodore Teddy Roosevelt lost his temper. It was a ferocious tantrum. The young men of the 25th Infantry regiment, stationed in Texas, were the object of Roosevelt’s terrible anger. What happened in that summer would chang
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