William Dinwiddie photographs of the Rough Riders and the Cuban campaign, 1902.

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William Dinwiddie photographs of the Rough Riders and the Cuban campaign, 1902.

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Presentation album from Dinwiddie to Theodore Roosevelt of photographs presumably taken chiefly by Dinwiddie in 1898. Images include several of Roosevelt and other military officials; camps in Cuba; men in trenches and battle areas, particularly in the San Juan Heights; and other scenes of the campaign. The inside front cover of the album is inscribed in Dinwiddie's hand, without signature, "From a man who, during the Santiago Campaign, made a few photographs from safe positions, to a man whom he admires as a genius in war and a statesman in peace. New York City, April 22, 1902."

2 volumes ; 32 x 41 centimeters.

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