Chapter XXII: The Battles of Santiago, 1898 357

I. THE FIRST PERIOD OF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR IN THE WEST
INDIES

II. THE LAND CAMPAIGN

III. THE DESTRUCTION OF CERVERA’S FLEET

IV. THE SPANISH SURRENDER

V. CONTROVERSIES CAUSED BY THE WAR

By _John Halladay Latané, Ph.D._, Professor of History,
Washington and Lee University. Author of “America as a World
Power.”

INDEX 379

ILLUSTRATIONS

WATCHING THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL _Frontispiece_
_Facing p._
INDIANS ON THE WARPATH 20

CHAMPLAIN’S ATTACK ON AN IROQUOIS FORT 28

THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM ON THE MORNING OF THE BATTLE 70

BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE 166

GENERAL SCOTT’S ENTRY INTO THE CITY OF MEXICO 194

BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA 202

CHARGE OF THE “PALMETTOS” AT CHURUBUSCO 218

BATTLE OF MOLINO DEL REY 222

SERGEANT HART NAILING THE COLORS TO THE FLAG-STAFF, FORT SUMTER 254

FIRST CORPS, SEMINARY RIDGE, 3.30 P.M., JULY 1, 1863 316

ATTACK OF PICKETT’S AND ANDERSON’S DIVISION 324

DEPARTURE OF GENERAL LEE AFTER THE SURRENDER 340

BATTLE OF MANILA BAY 354

THE CAPTURE OF THE BLOCK-HOUSE AT SAN JUAN 366

THE LAST OF CERVERA’S FLEET 372