Cuba’s Fight For Freedom And The War With Spain

(Globe Bible Publishing Co., 1898)

This 569 pp. two books in one is a definitive account of the title subjects, and was printed at the time of the Spanish American War. Photographs and drawings included.
Excerpt from Cuba’s Fight for Freedom, and the War With A Comprehensive, Accurate and Thrilling History of the Spanish Kingdom and Its Latest and Fairest Colony; The Long Struggle of Cuba for Freedom and Independence; The Intervention of the United States and the Fierce War With Spain That Followed

The latest of our wars was for a different purpose. It was a missionary war. It was the act of a great nation that, having won for itself the blessings of freedom and popular government and made itself secure, was generous enough and brave enough to take up the gage of battle in be half of another people struggling to be free. The record of our wars for self-interest is known to all. Here is the story of our championship of the interests of others. It forms a new and novel chapter in our nation’s annals and one not less glorious than any earlier one.

This record, made largely by those who saw the events narrated and were themselves a large part of them, is likewise to be commended to the reader, whether for study or for entertainment or for the exaltation of patriotic sentiment. It is instructive and inspiring, and fills a worthy place in the literature of Freedom’s battle, oft begun.

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