The History of Cuba, vol. 4Johnson, Willis Fletcher
History
The History of Cuba, vol. 4
Johnson, Willis Fletcher
Cuba -- Economic conditions; Cuba -- History
Andrea, Juan de, II, 9.
Angulo, Francisco de, exiled, I, 193.
Angulo, Gonzales Perez de, Governor, I, 161;
emancipation proclamation, 163;
quarrel with Havana Council, 181;
flight from Sores, 186;
end of administration, 192.
Anners, Jean de Laet de, quoted, I, 353.
Annexation of Cuba to United States, first suggested, II, 257, 326;
campaign for, 380;
sought by United States, III, 132, 135;
Marcy's policy, 141;
Ostend Manifesto, 142;
Buchanan's efforts, 143;
not considered in War of Independence, IV, 19.
Antonelli, Juan Bautista, engineering works in Cuba, I, 261;
creates water supply for Havana, 266.
Apezteguia. Marquis de, Autonomist leader, IV, 94.
Apodaca, Juan Ruiz, Governor, II, 311.
Arana, Martin de, warns Prado of British approach, II, 53.
Arana, Melchior Sarto de, commander of La Fuerza, I, 237.
Arana, Pedro de, royal accountant, I, 238.
Aranda, Esquival, I, 279.
Arango, Augustin, murder of, III, 188.
Arango, Napoleon, treason of, III, 226.
Arango y Pareño, Francisco, portrait, frontispiece, Vol. II;
organizes Society of Progress, II, 178;
leadership in Cuba, 191;
attitude toward slavery, 208;
his illustrious career, 305 et seq.
Aranguren, Nestor, revolutionist, IV, 85;
death, 92.
Araoz, Juan, II, 181.
Arias, A. R., Governor, III, 314.
Arias, Gomez, I, 145.
Arignon, Villiet, quoted, II, 26, 94.
Armona, José de, II, 108.
Army, Cuban, organization of, III, 178;
reorganized, 263;
under Jose Miguel Gomez, IV, 301.
Army, Spanish, in Cuba, III, 181, 295.
Aroztegui, Martin de, II, 20.
Arrate, José Martin Felix, historian, II, 17, 179.
Arredondo, Nicolas, Governor at Santiago, II, 165.
Asbert, Gen. Ernesto, amnesty case, IV, 326.
"Assiento" compact on slavery, II, 2.
Assumption, Our Lady of the, I, 61.
Astor, John Jacob, aids War of Independence, IV, 14.
Asylums for Insane, II, 317.
Atares fortress, picture, II, 103.
Atkins, John, book on West Indies, II, 36.
Atrocities, committed by Spanish, III, 250;
Cespedes's protest against, 254;
"Book of Blood," 284;
Spanish confession of, 286;
war of destruction,
295;
Weyler's "concentration" policy, IV, 85.
Attwood's Cay. See GUANAHANI.
Autonomist party, III, 305;
IV, 34;
attitude toward Campos in War of Independence, 59;
Cabinet under Blanco, 94;
earnest efforts for peace, 101;
record of its government, 102.
Avellanda, Gertrudis Gomez de, III, 331;
portrait, facing, 332.
Avila, Alfonso de, I, 154.
Avila, Juan de, Governor, I, 151;
marries rich widow, 154;
charges against him, 157;
convicted and imprisoned, 158.
Avila. See DAVILA.
Aviles, Pedro Menendez de, See MENENDEZ.
Ayala, Francisco P. de, I, 291.
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