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Part I: Historical underpinnings of foreign intervention -- 1. The two Americas / Lester D. Langley -- Part II: The Way of 1898 -- 2. U.S. intervention and Monroeism: Spanish perspectives on the American role in the Colonial Crisis of 1895-98 / Sylvia L. Hilton -- 3. Contradictory identities, conflicted nations: Cuban Émigrés in the United States and the last war for Independence (1895-98) / Lillian Guerra -- 4. Imaging a nation: U.S. political cartoons and the War of 1898 / Virginia M. Bouvier -- 5. "Honor comes first": The imperatives of manhood in the congressional debate over war / Kristin L. Hoganson -- Part III: Legacies of 1898 -- 6. 1898 and the legacies of intervention: The case of Cuba / Louis A. Pérez, Jr. -- 7. Intervention or possession?: Puerto Rico, the War of 1898, and the American Colonial periphery / Francisco A. Scarano -- 8. The Anti-Imperialist Movement, 1898-1921 / Jim Zwick. |
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