III. THE HISTORY OF CUBA (Continued)

IV. CUBA IN TRANSITION

V. THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY.

VI. THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY (Continued)

VII. THE CONDITION OF CUBA

VIII. THE FUTURE OF CUBA

IX. CUBA'S SUGAR INDUSTRY

X. CUBA'S TOBACCO INDUSTRY

XI. CUBA'S MINERAL RESOURCES

XII. LATENT AGRICULTURAL WEALTH

XIII.

FUTURE FARMING IN CUBA

XIV. THE CAPITAL OF CUBA

XV. THE PROVINCES OF CUBA

APPENDICES

INDEX

"OVER THIRTY SPECIES OF PALM ARE FOUND IN THE

7

10

THE

CUBAN

66

8388

75

MORRO CASTLE FROM CENTRAL PARK, HABANA
COUNTRY HOMES OF WEALTHY CUBANS
"HER WORLD IS CONTAINED IN THE TOWN OF WHICH SHE

89

YOUNG CANE-FIELD, WITH BANANA GROVE IN THE DIS

WELL-DEVELOPED TOBACCO PLANTS

HUNDREDS OF ACRES OF TOBACCO UNDER COVER

A TOBACCO FIELD AFTER HARVESTING

SANTIAGO DE CUBA

A STREET IN JIGUANI

GATHERING COCOANUTS

PINEAPPLE FIELD

BREADFRUIT

HEMP FIELD ABOVE MATANZAS
ORANGE TREE

"A SUGAR PLANTATION OF FIFTEEN

183

HUNDRED ACRES WILL

CAPE SAN ANTONIO

BAY

COLO

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