American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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... United States became a necessity of life for the Cubans , and Spain allowed the island authorities to import food and give hospitality to United States warships and privateers . Thus the strategic value of Cuba to the United States was ...
... United States became a necessity of life for the Cubans , and Spain allowed the island authorities to import food and give hospitality to United States warships and privateers . Thus the strategic value of Cuba to the United States was ...
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... United States merchantmen . The undeclared war with France threatened to involve the United States with Spain , France's ally . John Morton , sent by Adams in 1799 to replace Hawley , was received cordially by the Cap- tain - General ...
... United States merchantmen . The undeclared war with France threatened to involve the United States with Spain , France's ally . John Morton , sent by Adams in 1799 to replace Hawley , was received cordially by the Cap- tain - General ...
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... United States in the island . For a time , Americans enjoyed advantages in Cuba commensurate with the position of the United States as the island's economic mother country and the unofficial protector of Spanish rule . Immigrants from ...
... United States in the island . For a time , Americans enjoyed advantages in Cuba commensurate with the position of the United States as the island's economic mother country and the unofficial protector of Spanish rule . Immigrants from ...
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