In this vivid account of the Philippine-American War, Albert Gardner Robinson provides a firsthand view of the conflict as seen through the eyes of an American soldier. Robinson's descriptions of the geography, people, and customs of the Philippines, as well as his accounts of the brutal battles fought there, make this book a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of American imperialism.

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