Life and Adventures of Gen. W. A. C. Ryan, the Cuban Martyr

This classic adventure story recounts the exploits of General William A. C. Ryan, an American soldier who fought in the Cuban War of Independence at the turn of the 20th century. Ryan's bravery and skill in battle earned him the nickname 'The Cuban Martyr, ' and his story is as thrilling as it is inspiring. This edition includes an introduction by the editor and additional historical background.

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