Cuba: Relation to America, I, 1; Columbus's first landing, 3; identified with Mangi or Cathay, 4; with Cipango, 5; earliest maps, 6; physical history, 7, 37 et seq.; Columbus's discovery, 11 et seq.; named Juana, 13; other names, 14; Columbus's account of, 28; geological history, 37-42; topography, 42-51; climate, 51-52; first circumnavigation, 54; colonization, 54; Velasquez at Baracoa, 60; commerce begun, 68; government organized, 69; named Ferdinandina, 73; policy of Spain toward, 175; slow economic progress, 215; land legislation, 232; Spanish discrimination against, 266; divided into two districts, 275; British description in 1665, 306; various accounts, 346; turning point in history, 363; close of first era, 366; British conquest, II, 78; relinquished to Spain, 92; great changes effected, 94; economic condition, 98; reoccupied by Spain, 102; untouched by early revolutions, 165; effect of revolution in Santo Domingo, 190; first suggestion of annexation to United States, 257; "Ever Faithful Isle," 268; rise of independence, 268; censuses, 276 et seq.; representation in Cortes, 308; "Soles de Bolivar," 341; representatives rejected from Cortes, 351; transformation of popular spirit, 383; independence proclaimed, III, 145; Republic organized, 157; War of Independence, IV, 15; Spanish elections held during war, 67; Blanco's plan of autonomy, 93; sovereignty surrendered by Spain, 123; list of Spanish Governors, 123. See REPUBLIC OF CUBA. Cuban Aborigines; I, 8; manners, customs and religion, 8 et seq.; Columbus's first intercourse, 15, 24; priest's address to Columbus, 26; Columbus's observations of them, 29; hostilities begun by Velasquez, 61; subjected to Repartimiento system, 70; practical slavery, 71; Key Indians, 125; Cimmarones, 126; new laws in their favor, 129; Rojas's endeavor to save them, 130; final doom, 133; efforts at reform, 153; oppression by Chaves, 159; Angulo's emancipation proclamation, 163. "Cuba-nacan," I, 5. "Cuba and the Cubans," quoted, II, 313. "Cuba y Su Gobierno," quoted, II, 354. Cuellar, Cristobal de, royal accountant, I, 59. Cushing, Caleb, Minister to Spain, III, 291. Custom House, first at Havana, I, 231. Dady, Michael J., & Co., contract dispute, IV, 169. Davila, Pedrarias, I, 140. Davis, Jefferson, declines to join Lopez, III, 38. Del Casal, Julian, sketch and portrait, IV, 6. Del Cueta, José A., President of Supreme Court, portrait, IV, 359. Delgado, Moru, Liberal leader, IV, 267. Del Monte, Domingo, sketch, portrait, and work, II, 323.