The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Spanish government would not talk of peace so long as the insurgents were still under arms . In 1873 a Spanish naval vessel seized the Virginius , bound for Cuba on a filibustering expedition from the United States . The ship was flying ...
... Spanish government would not talk of peace so long as the insurgents were still under arms . In 1873 a Spanish naval vessel seized the Virginius , bound for Cuba on a filibustering expedition from the United States . The ship was flying ...
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... Spanish policy of autonomous government for Cuba was a failure from the start , because it had so few supporters in Cuba . American In the United States there was a widespread conviction that Spain was Opinion incapable of ending the ...
... Spanish policy of autonomous government for Cuba was a failure from the start , because it had so few supporters in Cuba . American In the United States there was a widespread conviction that Spain was Opinion incapable of ending the ...
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... Spanish officers only had access to the switches . There was abun- dant evidence of irrational hatred of the United States among some of the younger Spanish loyalists in Havana . Circumstantial evidence pointed then , and it still ...
... Spanish officers only had access to the switches . There was abun- dant evidence of irrational hatred of the United States among some of the younger Spanish loyalists in Havana . Circumstantial evidence pointed then , and it still ...
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