Teddy's Tantrum: John D. Weaver and the Exoneration of the 25th Infantry, A Case Study in Empire and Narrative
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A new retelling of the worst moment of one of our very best presidents.
In the fall of 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt lost his temper. Someone had shot up the border town of Brownsville, Texas, where the all-black 25th Infantry had recently been stationed. Multiple hearings into the raid incident dragged on, without resolution, so Roosevelt impulsively settled the matter himself. This epic outburst turned into a national drama that would last over four years and ruin over a hundred live...



