A Letter to Garcia

Author: Albert Henry Haberdit
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: From April to December 1898, the United States and Spain fought a war. President William McKinley, the 25th U.S. President, urgently needed to deliver a secret letter to General Andrew Rogers in the safest way possible. After recommendation, a young lieutenant named Andrew Rogers took on this important national mission. He didn’t raise any conditions, walked through a perilous country on foot, and delivered the letter to General Rogers. This story symbolizing dedication, loyalty, and diligence has become an emblem of professional spirit and is widely circulated worldwide, translated into almost every language, and one of the best-selling books in history. Today, people read this small book carrying a century of wisdom, which powerfully shakes the strings of the heart that have grown dull and monotonous. Even the strongest stone would be moved by it. This book examines the success of Andrew Rogers delivering the letter to General Rogers from a new perspective, carrying universal significance in the study of success, such as principles of conduct, the spirit of doing things, and how to complete tasks assigned by superiors in a company.