Marching with Gomez
A War Correspondent's Field Notebook, Kept During Four Months with the Cuban Army
by Grover Flint
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- Language
- English
- Published
- 1898
- Pages
- 352
Step into the heart of the Cuban War of Independence with Grover Flint's "Marching with Gomez," a raw, firsthand account from a war correspondent embedded with the Cuban Army. This book chronicles four intense months in 1896, offering a direct perspective on the battles, skirmishes, and the challenging realities faced by soldiers striving for freedom.
Flint's field notes, accompanied by his own illustrations and an historical introduction by John Fiske, provide a vivid, unvarnished look at a pivotal moment in Cuban history. Through his descriptive prose, readers gain insight into the grueling conditions and the daily lives within the Cuban forces, making this an essential historical document for understanding the struggle for independence.
Flint's field notes, accompanied by his own illustrations and an historical introduction by John Fiske, provide a vivid, unvarnished look at a pivotal moment in Cuban history. Through his descriptive prose, readers gain insight into the grueling conditions and the daily lives within the Cuban forces, making this an essential historical document for understanding the struggle for independence.
- Where and when
- Cuba
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