The War with Spain
1897–1899 · 24 chapters · 86 readings
- The Conditions Leading Up to the Crisis
- Our Action on the Maine Disaster
- The First Stroke of the War in Manila Bay
- The Filipinos
- Dewey Sails to Manila
- Sinking the Spanish Fleet
- Effect of the Victory
- Destruction of Admiral Cervera's Fleet
- Admiral Sampson's Report to the Secretary of the Navy
- United States Ship "Oregon,"
- The Land Fight at Santiago
- Significance of the Fall of Santiago
- Porto Rico: its Capture and its Problems
- Text of the Treaty of Peace
- The Constitutional Status of Cuba
- The Supreme Court's Decision
- Gomez and the Future of Cuba
- The Annexation of Hawaii
- The United States and the Philippine Islands
- Manila, P. I., June 21, 1900
- Later Developments in Philippine Affairs
- Samoa, Guam and the Sulu Archipelago
- Influence of the Spanish-American War on Our Foreign Trade
- World's Production of Iron Ore, Coal, Pig Iron and Steel, According to Latest Statistics