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"The Hero of Manila: Dewey on the Mississippi and the Pacific" recounts the life and career of George Dewey, the celebrated naval officer who achieved lasting fame during the Spanish-American War. Rossiter Johnson chronicles Dewey's early years and service on the Mississippi through his triumphant victory at the Battle of Manila Bay. This meticulously prepared historical text explores Dewey's leadership and strategic brilliance that secured a decisive American victory in the Philippines. A key figure in naval history, Dewey's biography offers a window into 19th-century America and its emergence as a global power. Readers interested in military biography, naval history, and the Spanish-American War will find this a compelling account of a true American hero and a pivotal moment in United States history. Explore the details of the Battle of Manila Bay and the legacy of George Dewey in this enduring historical work.
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