Under the Star-Spangled Banner: A Tale of the Spanish-American War
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The narrative follows a group of men drawn into the Spanish–American conflict, interweaving shore-based scenes such as an industrial foundry with shipboard life, a perilous transoceanic voyage, and frontline engagements. Episodes trace recruitment, the loss of a battleship that precipitates hostilities, naval battles and risky operations, and an invasion of Cuba, while individual characters confront wounds, exhaustion, and daring undertakings. The book balances action and close-up scenes of repair, medical care, and small-unit improvisation, and culminates in the final confrontations and personal reckonings among survivors.
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