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EVENTS LEADING TO THE WAR WITH SPAIN . . . . . . . . The Cuban Atrocities ,
17 ; Senator Proctor ' s Report , 18 ; The Destruction of the Maine , 21 ; Report of
the Court of Inquiry , 22 ; The President ' s Message , 25 ; Further Official Acts , 27
...
EVENTS LEADING TO THE WAR WITH SPAIN . . . . . . . . The Cuban Atrocities ,
17 ; Senator Proctor ' s Report , 18 ; The Destruction of the Maine , 21 ; Report of
the Court of Inquiry , 22 ; The President ' s Message , 25 ; Further Official Acts , 27
...
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The chains of Spain must be exchanged for the strong government which
America , however unwillingly , in the evolution of history , must place ... There
was a time when England trembled at Philip the Tyrant , called the Second of
Spain .
The chains of Spain must be exchanged for the strong government which
America , however unwillingly , in the evolution of history , must place ... There
was a time when England trembled at Philip the Tyrant , called the Second of
Spain .
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War has commenced between the United States and Spain . Proceed at once to
the Philippine Islands . Commence operations at once , particularly against the
Spanish fleet . You must capture vessels or destroy them . That same day the ...
War has commenced between the United States and Spain . Proceed at once to
the Philippine Islands . Commence operations at once , particularly against the
Spanish fleet . You must capture vessels or destroy them . That same day the ...
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... approached Cavite the crew of the mail steamer Isla de Mindanao heard on
board the Spanish vessels the order to clear ship for action , and the three cheers
for the king , for the queen and for Spain , and responded with frantic enthusiasm
.
... approached Cavite the crew of the mail steamer Isla de Mindanao heard on
board the Spanish vessels the order to clear ship for action , and the three cheers
for the king , for the queen and for Spain , and responded with frantic enthusiasm
.
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All who were beneath the folds of the banner of Spain did their duty as becomes
the chosen sons of the fatherland . They slacked not their fire nor yielded to
superior force , and preferred to perish with their ships rather than live with them
in the ...
All who were beneath the folds of the banner of Spain did their duty as becomes
the chosen sons of the fatherland . They slacked not their fire nor yielded to
superior force , and preferred to perish with their ships rather than live with them
in the ...
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| Title | Campaigning in the Philippines |
| Authors | Karl Irving Faust, Peter MacQueen |
| Publisher | Hicks-Judd Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 5870708737, 9785870708737 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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