The Voyage of the Oregon From San Francisco to Santiago in 1898

This engaging and exciting first-person narrative documents the life of a sailor aboard the USS Oregon as it sailed from San Francisco to Santiago in 1898, during the Spanish-American War. Following the sailors' daily routine, readers will experience the rigors of naval life, the dangers of battle, and the excitement of victory. This book is a must-read classic for anyone interested in naval history, the Spanish-American War, or just a thrilling sea-faring adventure.

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