The Spanish War Policy
The Spanish War Policy
The Way the Present War Opened and how it Progressed-Personal Characteristics of Prominent Figures-Campos, Weyler, Gomez the Maceos and…
The Spanish War Policy: Weyler
The likeness of General Weyler is given in full uniform with all his decorations. When he landed in Cuba, the cannon sounding, the flags…
The Spanish War Policy: Masso
Before us is a letter, dated Manzanillo, March 12, 1895, from Herminio C. Leyva to Bartolome Masso, showing no less clearly than the…
The Spanish War Policy: Gomez
Julio Sanguily is a prisoner in La Cabana, Juan Gualberto Gomez surrendered, Yero is in San Domingo, Guillermon is ill with hemorrhage and…
The Spanish War Policy: Maceos
The Spaniards make much of the conspicuity of the Maceos, in the efforts to persuade people that the insurrection is an affair of black men…
The Spanish War Policy: Cuba
The greatest surprise in the course of the war in Cuba is that the scene of it should have been shifted from the east end, which has long…
The Spanish War Policy: Havana
The western department has remained untouched throughout the struggle. Havana has little reason to distress itself about the Cuban…