Gomez, Maximo, III, 264; succeeds Gen. Agramonte, 275; makes Treaty of Zanjon with Campos, 299; in War of Independence, IV, 15; commander in chief, 16, 43; portrait, facing 44; plans great campaign of war, 53; controversy with Lacret, 84; opposed to American invasion, 109; appeals to Cubans to accept American occupation, 136; impeachment by National Assembly ignored, 137; influence during Government of Intervention, 149; considered by Constitutional Convention, 191; proposed for Presidency, 240; declines, 241. Gonzalez, Aurelia Castillo de, author, sketch and portrait, IV, 192. Gonzales, William E., U. S. Minister to Cuba, IV, 335; watches Gomez's insurrection, 336. Gorgas, William C., work for sanitation, IV, 175. Government of Cuba: organized by Velasquez, I, 69; developed at Santiago, 81; radical changes made, 111; revolution in political status of island, 138; codification of ordinances, 207; Ordinances of 1542, 317; land tenure, II, 12; reforms by Governor Guemez, 17; reorganization after British occupation, 104; great reforms by Torre, 132; budget and tax reforms, 197; authority of Captain-General, III, 11; administrative and judicial functions, 13 et seq.; military and naval command, 16; attempted reforms, 63; concessions after Ten Years' War, 310. Governors of Cuba, Spanish, list of, IV, 123. Govin, Antonio, in Autonomist Cabinet, IV, 95; sketch and portrait, 95. Grammont, buccaneer, I, 311. Gran Caico, I, 4. Grand Turk Island. See GUANAHANI. Grant, U. S., President of United States, III, 200; inclined to recognize Cuban Republic, 202; prevented by his Secretary of State, 203; comments in messages, 205, 292. Great Britain, interest in Cuban revolution, III, 125; protection sought by Spain, 129; declines cooperation with United States, 294; requires return of fugitives, 310. Great Exuma. See FERDINANDINA. Great Inagua, I, 4. Great War, Cuba enters, IV, 348; offers 10,000 troops, 348; German intrigues and propaganda, 349; attitude of Roman Catholic clergy, 349; ships seized, 350; cooperation with Food Commission, 351; military activities, 352; liberal subscriptions to loans, 352; Red Cross work, 352; Señora Menocal's inspiring leadership, 353. Grijalva, Juan de, I, 65; expedition to Mexico, 66; names Mexico New Spain, 97; unjustly recalled and discredited, 88. Guajaba Island, I, 18. Guama, Cimmarron chief, I, 127. Guanabacoa founded, II, 21. Guanahani, Columbus's landing place, I, 2. Guanajes Islands, source of slave trade, I, 83. Guantanamo, Columbus at, I, 19; U. S. Naval Station, IV, 256.