The History of Cuba, vol. 4Johnson, Willis Fletcher
History
The History of Cuba, vol. 4
Johnson, Willis Fletcher
Cuba -- Economic conditions; Cuba -- History
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.
Del Monte, Ricardo, sketch and portrait, IV, 2.
Demobilization of Cuban army, IV, 135.
Desvernine, Pablo, Secretary of Finance, IV, 146.
Diaz, Bernal, at Sancti Spiritus, I, 72;
in Mexico, 86.
Diaz, Manuel, I, 239.
Diaz, Manuel Luciano, Secretary of Public Works, IV, 254.
Diaz, Modeste, III, 263.
Divino, Sr., Secretary of Justice, IV, 297.
Dockyard at Havana, established, II, 8.
Dolz, Eduardo, in Autonomist Cabinet, IV, 96.
Dominguez, Fermin V., Assistant Secretary of Foreign Affairs, IV, 50.
Dorst, J. H., mission to Pinar del Rio, IV, 107.
"Dragado" deal, IV, 310.
Drake, Sir Francis, menaces Havana, I, 243;
in Hispaniola, 246;
leaves Havana unassailed, 252;
departs for Virginia, 255.
Duany, Joaquin Castillo, in Cuban Junta, IV, 12;
Assistant Secretary of Treasury, 50;
filibuster, 70.
Dubois, Carlos, Assistant Secretary of Interior, IV, 50.
Duero, Andres de, I, 93, 115.
Dulce y Garay, Domingo, Governor, III, 190, 194;
decree of confiscation, 209;
recalled, 213.
Dupuy de Lome, Sr., Spanish Minister at Washington, IV, 40;
writes offensive letter, 98;
recalled, 98.
Duque, Sr., Secretary of Sanitation and Charity, IV, 297.
Durango, Bishop, I, 225.
Dutch hostilities, I, 208, 279;
activities in West Indies, 283 et seq.
Earthquakes, in 1765, I, 315;
II, 114.
Echeverria, Esteban B., Superintendent of Schools, IV, 162.
Echeverria, José, Bishop, II, 113.
Echeverria, José Antonio, III, 324.
Echeverria, Juan Maria, Governor, II, 312.
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