The relations of the United States and Spain.
Subtitle: Diplomacy.
Publisher: Scribner's Sons
Published: 1909
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 610
Subjects: United States -- Foreign relations; Spain -- Foreign relations
Table of contents: title: Volume I; title: 1. Naval Movements and Preparations; title: 2. The Forces; title: 3. Strategy; title: 4. Spanish Views; title: 5. The Beginning of Hostilities; title: 6. The Battle of Manila; title: 7. Sampson’s Move Eastward, the Attack on San Juan, and Cervera’s Arrival in the Caribbean; title: 8. Cervera’s Voyage; title: 9. The Moves to Intercept Cervera; title: 10. Cienfuegos; title: 11. The Movements of the Flying Squadron; title: 12. The Situation in Santiago; title: 13. Sampson Leaves for Santiago; Schley Begins Blockad; title: 14. The Blockade and the Sinking of the “Merrimac”; title: 15. The Blockade of Santiago; title: 16. The Blockade of Santiago: The Army Movement; title: Appendices; title: Volume II; title: 1. The Army Expedition to Santiago; title: 2. The Spanish Situation at Santiago; title: 3. The Army’s Advance on Santiago; title: 4. The Army’s Advance on Santiago – Continued; title: 5. The Battles of El Caney and San Juan Hill; title: 6. The Sortie of the Spanish Squadron; title: 7. The Naval Battle of Santiago; title: 8. After the Battle; title: 9. The Investment of Santiago; title: 10. Preparations for the East. In Front of Santiago; title: 11. The Surrender of Santiago; title: 12. The Eastern Squadron. Preparing for the New Expeditions; title: 13. The Puerto Rico Expedition; title: 14. Last Operations in the North Atlantic; title: 15. The Blockade and Minor Operations; title: 16. The Blockade of Manila and Despatch of Troops; title: 17. The Cruise of Camara’s Squadron; title: 18. The Army at Manila; title: 19. The Surrender of Manila; title: 20. The Peace Protocol; title: 21. The Treaty of Peace; title: Bibliography; title: Appendices