American-Spanish war
Subtitle: a history
By: by the war leaders, illustrated with numerous original engravings, maps and diagrams.
Publisher: C.C. Haskell
Published: 1899
Place of publication: Norwich, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 607
Subjects: Spanish-American War, 1898.
Table of contents: value: Introduction, by S.L. Woodford.-  History of former Cuban wars, by Carlos Garcia.-  Cuba against Spain, 1895-1898, by Carlos Garcia.-  The destruction of the Maine, by G.F.W. Holman.-  The naval battle of Manilla Bay, by C.G. Calkins.-  Statement of the sinking of the Merrimac, by Francis Kelly.-  The story of the Texas, by C.S. Radford and R.K. Crank.- The naval battle of Santiago, by R.D. Evans.-  The voyage of the Oregon, by W.H. Allen.-  The Santiago campaign, by W.R. Shafter.-  Miles's campaign in Puerto Rico, by H.H. Whitney.-  The blockade of Cuba, by H.C. Taylor.-  The annexation of Hawaii, by S.M. Cullom.- The Manila campaign, by Wesley Merritt.-  The work of the President, by P.S. Heath.-  War legislation of the Senate, by J.W. Daniel.-  Providing the "sinews of war," by Nelson Dingley.-  The Navy department in the war, by J.D. Long.- Work in the Treasury department, by L.J. Gage.-  U.S. military government of Santiago, by Leonard Wood.-  The work of the Cuban delegation, by T.E. Palma.-  The secret service in the war, by J.E. Wilkie.-  Woman's work in the war, by Mrs. Amos G. Draper.-  Army and navy Christian commission, by O.O. Howard.-  The treaty of peace, by J.B. Moore.-  What England feels, by Justin McCarthy.-  The work of the army as a whole, by N.A. Miles.- Addendum: Condition of Cuba under Spanish misrule; speech of Redfield Proctor.-  Appendix: Messages, state papers, etc.-  Chronological table.