America as a world power, 1897-1907
By: John Holladay Latané.
Series: The American nation, a history
Publisher: Harper; Scholarly Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York; St. Clair Shores, Michigan
Number of pages: 350
Subjects: United States -- History -- 20th century; United States -- Territorial expansion
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Intervention in Cuba (1895-1898); title: 2. First Period of the Spanish War (April-May, 1898); title: 3. Second Period of the Spanish War (June-August 1898); title: 4. Peace Negotiations (1898-1899); title: 5. The Philippine Insurrection (1898-1902); title: 6. American Diplomacy in the Orient (1897-1895); title: 7. Free Silver versus Imperialism (1900); title: 8. The Status of Dependencies (1898-1901); title: 9. Civil Government in the Philippines (1898-1907); title: 10. The Republic of Cuba (1899-1907); title: 11. The Alaskan Boundary (1898-1903); title: 12. The Panama Canal (1898-1907); title: 13. The Election of 1904 (1901-1904); title: 14. International Arbitration (1899-1907); title: 15. The Monroe Doctrine and World Politics (1895-1902); title: 16. The Forcible Collection of Public Debts (1901-1907); title: 17. Immigration (1880-1907); title: 18. Economic Tendencies (1895-1907); title: 19. Critical Essay on Authorities