An edition of How the Army worked to save San Francisco: personal narrative of the acute and active commanding officer of the troops at the Presidio. (1906)

How the Army worked to save San Francisco

personal narrative of the acute and active commanding officer of the troops at the Presidio.

by Frederick Funston

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An edition of How the Army worked to save San Francisco: personal narrative of the acute and active commanding officer of the troops at the Presidio. (1906)

How the Army worked to save San Francisco

personal narrative of the acute and active commanding officer of the troops at the Presidio.

by Frederick Funston

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1906

Language

English

Pages

248

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Detached from the Cosmopolitan magazine July 1906 (v. 41, no. 3)

Published in: [New York]

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Pagination: 239-248 p.
Number of pages: 248

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Open Library: OL22955448M

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How the Army worked to save San Francisco

personal narrative of the acute and active commanding officer of the troops at the Presidio.

by Frederick Funston