A Message to Garcia

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The essay highlights the remarkable initiative of Captain Rowan during the Spanish-American War, who successfully delivered a crucial message to the elusive leader Garcia despite immense risks. Elbert Hubbard uses Rowan's bravery as a metaphor for personal responsibility and determination, encouraging readers to embody these qualities in their own lives. The enduring popularity of this work, first distributed widely in the early 1900s, underscores its universal appeal and the timeless value of taking initiative and being proactive.