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Use your browser's print controls to print a copy of this resource guide. The Spanish-American WarThis guide, which accompanied the exhibit A War in Perspective, 1898-1998: Public Appeals, Memory, and the Spanish-American Conflict (on view March 28-August 29, 1998), provides a selection of materials available through the Research Libraries of The New York Public Library. The guide is intended to lead the reader interested in the Spanish-American War, to materials in the General Research Division and the United States History, Local History and Genealogy Division. These divisions' collections on Latin American and U.S. history, respectively, are among the most comprehensive in the country; Iberian and Filipino history are also strongly represented in the collections. The reader will find not only books, but also pamphlets, government documents, newspapers, magazines, and electronic and Internet resources. If you need further assistance, visit our reference desk, or e-mail us at grdref@nypl.org Using the CatalogsGeneral instructions for locating materials are given in How Do I Find a Book. The following information is specific to the topic at hand. In the Dictionary Catalog of The Research Libraries, 1911-1971 the primary subject heading for the Spanish-American War is:
Materials related to the conflict can also be found by using as subject headings the names of the other countries involved. For example:
PHILIPPINES - HIST., … PUERTO RICO - HIST., … SPAIN - HIST., … In CATNYP, the subject headings follow those used by the Library of Congress. (The Library of Congress Subject Headings is located near the CATNYP terminals and can be consulted to facilitate subject searching.) The main subject heading for this topic is:
Additional materials may be identified by using the following subject headings:
[name of the country] - Politics and government United States - Colonial question All works listed in this guide with call numbers beginning with *R, *RB, *RR or *RS are on the open shelves in the Deborah, Jonathan F. P., Samuel Priest, and Adam R. Rose Main Reading Room. Other materials may be requested from the stacks by submitting a call slip in Room 315. General Reference WorksIndexes and Bibliographies Indexes and BibliographiesAmerica, History and Life. Santa Barbara: American Bibliographical Center: Clio Press, 1954-. [*R-IAA+. Electronic version also available in the South Hall of the RMRR.] Indexes and abstracts books, dissertations and journal articles on the history and culture of the United States and Canada. The electronic version covers from 1964 to the present. Covington, Paula, ed. Latin America and the Caribbean: a critical guide to research sources. New York: Greenwood Press, 1992. [*RS-HC 92-10849] Interdisciplinary guide to reference and bibliographic sources on Latin America. Discusses research trends in each discipline, and describes resources held in various libraries. García Carranza, Araceli. Bibliografía de la Guerra de Independencia: 1895-1898. La Habana: Editorial Orbe, Instituto Cubano del Libro, 1976. [HOO 84-760] Handbook of Latin American Studies. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1935- . [*R-HC. Electronic version also available in the South Hall of the RMRR.] Contains records describing books, book chapters, articles, and conference papers published in the field of Latin American studies. The electronic version starts coverage with 1990. HAPI; Hispanic American Periodicals Index. Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications, 1977-. [*R-*D 78-578. Also available on CD-ROM in Rm. 119.] Indexes articles, documents, reviews, bibliographies, literary works, and other materials appearing in journals regularly containing information on Latin America. The electronic version covers from 1970 to the present. Historical Abstracts. Part A, Modern history abstracts, 1450-1914. Santa Barbara: American Bibliographical Center: Clio Press, 1971- . [*RB-BAA 74-867. Electronic version also available in the South Hall of the RMRR.] Indexes and abstracts the literature of world history from 1450 to 1914 (excluding the U.S. and Canada). Electronic version covers 1971 to the present. Venzon, Anne Cipriano. The Spanish-American War: an annotated bibliography. New York: Garland, 1990. [ILG 90-10360] Annotated list of more than a thousand books and articles on the subject. BiographyCubaBueno, Salvador. Figuras cubanas del siglo XIX. La Habana: Ediciones Unión, 1980. [JFE 88-7380] Foner, Philip Sheldon. Antonio Maceo: the bronze titan of Cuba's struggle for independence. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1977. [HOL 98-9275 and Sc D 78-430] García Kohly, Mario. Grandes hombres de Cuba. Madrid: Talleres Poligráficos, S. A., 1930. [AGW] Vivid biography of six prominent Cubans including José Martí, Antonio Maceo and Manuel Sanguily. Kirk, John. José Martí: mentor of the Cuban nation. Tampa: University Press of Florida, 1983. [JFE 83-2268] The PhilippinesManuel, E. Arsenio. Dictionary of Philippine Biography. 3 vols. Quezon City: Filipiniana Publications, 1955-1986. [*R-AGS 89-270] Extensive list of notable Filipinos. Illustrations, bibliographic information, and selection from writings are frequently included. Saulo, Alfredo B. Emilio Aguinaldo: generalissimo and president of the first Philippine Republic-first republic in Asia. Quezon City: Phoenix Publishing House, Inc., 1983. [JFF 93-1301] Extensive biography of the most prominent figure in the Philippine Revolution. The appendix includes the English versions of several important documents of the time. Primary and secondary sources are included in the bibliography. Zaide, Gregorio F. Great Filipinos in History: an epic of Filipino greatness in war and peace. Manila: Verde Book Store, 1970. [JFE 90-5410] Provides biographical information on one hundred prominent individuals. The bibliography points out other relevant sources of biographical information. Puerto RicoFowlie-Flores, Fay. Index to Puerto Rican Collective Biography. New York: Greenwood Press, 1987. [*RS-HPR 92-18172] Bibliography of biography that indexes approximately 146 titles in English and Spanish, including books of collective biography, reference works, collections of essays, histories, and some anthologies published before or during 1985. Biographies cover people from all walks of life from colonial times to present. Reynal, Vicente. Diccionario de hombres y mujeres ilustres de Puerto Rico y de hechos históricos. Rio Piedras: Editorial Edil, 1992. [*R-AGW 93-7087 and HPR 93-6609] Illustrated list of notable people from colonial times to the recent past. Contains a brief section on historical facts and a section illustrating Puerto Rican national symbols. Rosa-Nieves, Cesáreo, and Esther M. Melón. Biografías puertorriqueñas: perfil histórico de un pueblo. Sharon, Conn.: Troutman Press, 1970. [*R-AGW 84-333] Lists prominent people in Puerto Rican history from colonial times to the recent past. SpainCepeda Adán, José. Sagasta: el político de las horas difíciles. Madrid: Fundación Universitaria Española, 1995. [JFE 96-11523] Biography of the Spanish Premier in office during the war. His long career in Spanish politics illustrates the domestic context of Spain's participation in the war. Cervera Pery, José. El almirante Cervera; vida y aventura de un marino español. Madrid: Editorial "Prensa Española," 1972. [JFD 73-2064] Biography of the commander of the Spanish naval squadron at Santiago de Cuba. Sets the Spanish-American War in the context of Cervera'a long career as a naval officer in Spain, Cuba, and the Philippines. Esperabe de Arteaga, Enrique. Diccionario enciclopédico ilustrado y crítico de los hombres de España. Madrid: Artes Gráficas Ibarra, 1956. [*RR-AGG] Brief biographical entries on prominent persons in Spanish history. No portraits. González y Rodríguez de la Peña, Hipólito. Weyler, el hombre de hierro, por Julio Romano {pseudo.}. Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 1934. [AN (Weyler y Nicolau)] Admiring biography of the general whose actions in Cuba inflamed public opinion in the U.S., leading to a declaration of war. Weyler's long army career was closely linked to Spanish politics and colonial policy. No footnotes or bibliography. United StatesBiography and Genealogy Master Index. Detroit: Gale Research Co., 1980-. [*R-AA 81-1683. Electronic version also available in the South Hall of the RMRR.] Comprehensive , up-to-date bibliography of biographical sources relating to prominent Americans. Dictionary of American Biography. New York: Scribner, 1958-1964. [Pub. Cat. 73-615 and *R-AGZ] Extensive biographical essays. Valuable bibliography follows each entry. Miller, Nathan. Theodore Roosevelt: a life. New York: Morrow, 1992. [*R-AN (Roosevelt, T.) 93-12] Based largely on Roosevelt's voluminous writings, the author attempts to draw a three-dimensional portrait of Roosevelt in public and private life. Bibliography. National Cyclopaedia of Amercian Biography. New York: James T. White and Co., 1891. [*R-AGZ] Brief biographical sketches of prominent Americans through the end of the nineteenth century. Portraits. No bibliography. Olcott, Charles S. Life of William McKinley. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1916. [*RR-AN (McKinley, W.)] Biography based on McKinley's correspondence, government documents and the recollections of friends, colleagues and political associates. No bibliography. Samuels, Peggy, and Harold Samuels. Teddy Roosevelt at San Juan: the making of a president. College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1997. [ILG 97-12998] Seager, Robert. Alfred Thayer Mahan: the man and his letters. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1977. [JFF 80-961] The life of the influential naval theorist whose doctrines were adopted by the U.S. and other navies before and after the Spanish-American War. No bibliography. Spector, Ronald. Admiral of the New Empire: the life and career of George Dewey. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1974. [JFE 79-148] Biography of the most prominent U.S. naval officer of the war, including his impact on later naval policy. Bibliography. The Spanish-American ConflictBlow, Michael. A Ship to Remember: the Maine and the Spanish-American War. New York: Morrow, 1992. [ILG 92-16005] Non-academic history of the destruction of the Maine. Quotes extensively from personal narratives of survivors. Analyzes contending theories as to how the explosion occurred. Describes land and naval battles in Cuba and the Philippines. Contains diagrams of the Maine. Brief bibliography. Bradford, James C., ed. Crucible of Empire: the Spanish-American War & its aftermath. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1993. [JFE 93-13446] Chadwick, French Ensor. Relations of the United States and Spain: the Spanish-American War. 2 vols. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1911. [ILG] Foner, Philip Sheldon. The Spanish-Cuban-American War and the Birth of American Imperialism, 1895-1902. 2 vols. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1972. [HOO 73-2297] Freidel, Frank Burt. The Splendid Little War. Boston: Little, Brown, 1958. [ILG] González Vales, Luís E, ed. 1898: enfoques y perspectivas. San Juan: Academia Puertorriqueña de la Historia, 1997. [ILG 98-6345] Collection of scholarly essays by historians from the five countries involved in the conflict. Most essays in Spanish, but some in English. Linderman, Gerald F. The Mirror of War: American society and the Spanish-American War. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1974. [JFD 98-4985] Millis, Walter. The Martial Spirit. Cambridge: Literary Guild; Riverside Press, 1931. [ILG] Naranjo Orovio, Consuelo, et. al., La nación soñada: Cuba, Puerto Rico y Filipinas ante el 98; Actas del congreso internacional celebrado en Aranjuez del 24 al 28 de abril de 1995. Madrid: Doce Calles, 1996. [JFF 97-364] Offner, John L. An Unwanted War: the diplomacy of the United States and Spain over Cuba, 1895-1898. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1992. [ILG 92-17410] Rickover, Hyman George. How the Battleship Maine was Destroyed. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1994. [ILG 95-7898 and ILG 78-540] Detailed technical analysis of the various theories relating to the destruction of the Maine, courts of inquiry and international law. List of archival institutions and bibliography of sources, published and unpublished. Samuels, Peggy. Remembering the Maine. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1995. [ILG 95-11662] Recent historical analysis of what caused the explosion of the Maine. Contains illustrations and a bibliography of sources. Smith, Joseph. Spanish-American War: conflict in the Caribbean and the Pacific, 1895-1902. London: Longman, 1994. [ILG 94-12139] Following an overview of the political situation in the U.S., Spain, and Cuba during the pre-war period, the author describes land and sea operations in the Atlantic and Pacific in 1898. Narrates the negotiations leading to the peace treaty and the aftermath of the war. Chronology of main events, glossary, selective guide to further reading and maps. Trask, David F. War with Spain in 1898. New York: Macmillan, 1981. [ILG 81-1675] Drawing heavily on U.S. and Spanish government documents, the author outlines the revolution in Cuba, the Spanish response to it, and U.S.-Spanish diplomacy leading to war. Details of land and sea engagements in Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico. Describes the peace negotiations and the final settlement of the war. Good bibliography of U.S. government documents and translations of Spanish government documents. The Countries in Conflict:CubaGeneral works General worksAtkins, Edwin Farnsworth. Sixty Years in Cuba; reminiscences of Edwin F. Atkins. Cambridge: Riverside Press, 1926. [AN (Atkins)] Bergad, Laird W. Cuban Rural Society in the Nineteenth Century: the social and economic history of monoculture in Matanzas. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1990. [JLE 90-1655] Bethell, Leslie, ed. Cuba: a short history. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1993. [*R-HOB 93-4293] The authors include four bibliographical essays that cover different periods in Cuban history up to the recent past. Foner, Philip S. A History of Cuba and its Relations with the United States. 2 vols. New York: International Publishers, 1963. [HOB] Volume 1 of this title covers the period from 1492 to 1845, and volume 2 from 1845 to 1895. Reference notes are included for each chapter. Abel, Christopher, and Nissa Torrents, eds. José Martí: revolutionary democrat. London: Athlone Press, 1986. [JFD 86-9243] A collection of scholarly essays about Martí written from diverse disciplinary and ideological points of view. Includes a chronological guide that places Marti's life in the context of the political and cultural developments of his time period. Contains notes and a select bibliography. Helg, Aline. Our Rightful Share: the Afro-Cuban struggle for equality, 1886-1912. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1995. [HOR 95-3549] Discusses the sociopolitical struggle of blacks in Cuba from the days of the abolition of slavery in 1886 to the years of the first Cuban elected government. Bibliography and illustrations. Martí, José. Inside the Monster: writings on the United States and American imperialism. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1975. [IL 76-317] Navarro García, Luis. La independencia de Cuba. Madrid: Editorial MAPFRE, 1992. [*R-HOB 93-2838] History of the 19th century political developments in Cuba, Spain, and the U. S. that preceded and lead to the attainment of Cuban independence. The last chapter focuses on the 1898 military conflict. Includes a chronology of events, a short biographical section, and a brief annotated bibliography. Paquette, Robert L. Sugar is Made With Blood: the conspiracy of La Escalera and the conflict between empires over slavery in Cuba. Middletown, Conn.: Wesleyan University Press, 1988. [HOL 98-3727] A historical analysis of the 1844 revolt against slavery in Cuba, and of the role played by the European powers and the U.S. Illustrated. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. Cuba: between reform and revolution. 2nd ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. [HOR 96-2028] A scholarly analysis of Cuban history. Contains a chronology of events in Cuba's political history, and a "Selective Guide to the Literature" that includes a section on the Wars of Independence and U.S. intervention in the island from 1898 to 1902. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. Lords of the Mountain: social banditry and peasant protest in Cuba, 1878-1918. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1989. [JLD 89-964] Analyzes the relationship between political violence and the economic transformation of the Cuban countryside during the decades preceding the military conflict between Spain and the U. S. Even though the war is not the subject of this book, many of the sources listed in the bibliography are related to the time period. Le Riverend, Julio. Historia económica de Cuba. La Habana: Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1985. [JLE 91-526] Written from a Marxist perspective, this economic history starts during the early Spanish colonial period and ends in 1951. Among other subjects, discusses the years that preceded and followed the Spanish-American War. Includes a list of references for each historical period. Suchlicki, Jaime. Historical Dictionary of Cuba. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1988. [*R-HOB 88-1498] Offers brief information on the most prominent Cuban personalities, occurrences, places, and organizations. Includes a chronology of events in Cuban history. Thomas, Hugh. Cuba; or the pursuit of freedom. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1971. [*R-HOB] A seminal history of Cuba in the English language. Contains several chapters on the Spanish-American War and on the years preceding and following this event. The bibliography includes some notes on the war and the U.S. occupation of the island. Illustrated. The War and its aftermathBenjamin, Jules R. The United States and the Origins of the Cuban Revolution: an empire of liberty in an age of national liberation. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1990. [ICM (Cuba) 90-4465] A study of the political relationship between the Cuba and the United States, from the nineteenth century up to the Cuban Revolution. The bibliography includes manuscript collections, U.S. government documents, books, and articles. Chidsey, Donald Barr. The Spanish-American War: a behind the scenes account of the war in Cuba. New York: Crown Publishers, 1971. [ILG 72-2642] Non-academic discussion of the causes, events, and aftermath of the Spanish-American War. The bibliography only includes secondary sources. Illustrated. Collazo, Enrique. Los americanos en Cuba. La Habana: Instituto Cubano del Libro, 1972. [ILG 79-106] Reprint of the 1905 edition. The author, a prominent participant in the Cuban struggle for independence, offers a critical assessment of the relationship between Cuba and the U.S. in the years after the end of the Spanish-American War. Martínez Ortiz, Rafael. Cuba: los primeros años de independencia. 2 vols. Paris: Imprimerie Artistique Lux, 1921. [HOP] Non-academic history dealing with the decade immediately after the attainment of independence by Cuba. Millett, Allan R. The Politics of Intervention: the military occupation of Cuba, 1906-1909. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1968. [HOP] Analyzes the political relationship between Cuba and the U. S. during that historical period. The bibliography includes archival materials, manuscripts, public documents from both Cuba and the U.S., personal correspondence, newspapers and magazines, and a list of relevant secondary sources. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. Cuba Between Empires, 1878-1902. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1983. [*R-HOL 92-8584] Its extensive bibliography is an invaluable source for primary and secondary sources dealing with this historical period. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. The War of 1898: the United States and Cuba in history and historiography. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1998. [ILG 98-11076] Includes bibliographical essay. Poyo, Gerald E. With All, and for the Good of All: the emergence of popular nationalism in the Cuban communities of the U. S., 1848-1898. Durham: Duke University Press, 1989. [HOM 89-11452] Its rich bibliography lists valuable reference tools, political pamphlets and broadsides, newspapers, census materials, as well as many other primary and secondary sources of information. Schwartz, Rosalie. Lawless Liberators: political banditry and Cuban independence. Durham: Duke University Press, 1989. [HOO 89-1717] Further researchBatista Villarreal, Teresita, et. al. Catálogo de publicaciones periódicas cubanas de los siglos XVIII y XIX. La Habana: Biblioteca Nacional José Martí, 1965. [F-11 5081] Excellent research tool that indexes 18th and 19th century Cuban magazines and newspapers by time period, geographical location, subject, and by the name of the publications' directors. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. A Guide to Cuban Collections in the United States. New York: Greenwood Press, 1991. [*R-HOC 91-8607] Includes a list of Cuban related materials held by the Rare Books and Manuscripts Division of The New York Public Library, as well as by other libraries in the city and the rest of the country. Pérez, Louis A., Jr. Cuba: an annotated bibliography. New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. [*RS-HO 88-1105] Identifies major works on Cuba in a wide variety of fields. All entries are annotated. A section deals specifically with the period of the Cuban struggle for independence and of U.S. intervention up to 1902. Stubbs, Jean, et. al. Cuba. Oxford: Clio, 1996. [*RS-HO 96-15347] Provides an annotated list of sources for the study of Cuban history as well as other subjects. Also lists Cuban newspapers and periodicals. Trelles, Carlos M. Bibliografía cubana del siglo XIX. 8 vols. Matanzas, Cuba: Imprenta de Quirós y Estrada, 1911-15. [F-10 7157] Volume 8 covers the period from 1894 to 1899. Trelles, Carlos M. Bibliografía cubana del siglo XX. Matanzas, Cuba: Imprenta de Quirós y Estrada, 1916-17. [F-10 7158] The PhilippinesGeneral works General worksAgoncillo, Teodoro A., and Oscar M. Alfonso. A Short History of the Filipino People. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, 1960. [JFE 78-1948] College level Philippine history textbook ending with the decade following WW II. Offers a condensed account of events before, during, and after the Spanish-American War. Includes readings from original documents and a discussion of selected references for each chapter. Ileto, Reynaldo Clemena. Pasyon and Revolution: popular movements in the Philippines, 1840-1910. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1979. [JFE 86-391] Constantino, Renato. A History of the Philippines: from the Spanish colonization to the Second World War. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1975. [JFD 77-9098] Aims to present a Filipino version of their history. Besides dealing with specific historical figures and events, discusses the social forces, conflicts, and developments that shaped the history of the islands. Fernández, Alejandro M. The Philippines and the United States: the forging of new relations. Quezon City: NSDB-UP Integrated Research Program, 1977. [ICM (Philippines) 80-1165] The introductory chapters discuss and evaluate the Spanish and American colonial experiences from the Filipino perspective. The bibliography includes a listing of bibliographic aids, manuscript collections and archival materials, government publications, books, journal and newspaper titles, as well as specific periodical articles. Forbes, W. Cameron. The Philippine Islands. Rev. ed. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1945. [JFD 96-10137] Written by the U.S. appointed governor of the Philippines from 1909 to 1913, the book includes, among other topics, a description of the islands, a summary of their history up to the American occupation, and some chapters dealing with the operation of the different administrative departments of the colonial government. Contains photographs. Guerrero, Marietta E., trans. From Revolution to a Second Colonization: the Philippines under Spain and the United States. Manila: National Historical Institute, 1990. [JFE 93-11606] Includes four scholarly essays on the subject and many photographs. Grunder, Garel A., and William E. Livezey. The Philippines and the United States. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1951. [BFF (Grunder, G.A.)] A study on the origins and evolution of U.S. policy toward the Philippines from the first years of the American occupation to the islands' attainment of independence. A particularly valuable feature of the bibliography is its listing of U.S. and Philippine official publications related to the subject. Guillermo, Artemio R., and May Kyi Win. Historical Dictionary of the Philippines. London: Scarecrow Press, 1997. [*R-BFF 97-7616] The main component of this work is a survey of events, people, places and organizations that have influenced Philippine history. A comprehensive bibliography covers major works on the islands, as well as bibliographies, statistical sources, guidebooks, handbooks, directories, and biographies. Also provides a general overview of broad topics such as history, politics, and government. Schirmer, B. & Stephen Rosskamm Shalom, eds. The Philippines Reader: a history of colonialism, neocolonialism, dictatorship, and resistance. Boston: South End Press, 1987. [*R-BFF 91-7457] Stanley, Peter W., ed. Reappraising an Empire: new perspectives on Philippine-American history. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1984. [ICM (Philippines) 85-2973] This collection of essays seeks to reevaluate traditional interpretations of the history of the relationship between the Philippines and the United States. The notes to each essay may suggest additional primary and secondary sources of information on the subject. The War and its aftermathFaust, Karl Irving. Campaigning in the Philippines. New York: Arno Press, 1970. [ILG 71-710] Describes U. S. military campaigns in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War and against Filipino insurgents up to 1899. Contains many photographs, some maps, and biographical information on U. S. military officers involved in the campaign. Halle, Louis Joseph. The United States Acquires the Philippines: consensus vs. reality. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1985. [ICM (Philippines) 86-2464] Wilcox, Marrion., ed. Harper's History of the War in the Philippines. Manila: Felta Book Sales, 1979. [ILG+ 81-162] Exact reproduction of the original 1900 edition. Contains hundreds of photographs and illustrations. Includes a listing of American volunteer soldiers involved in the conflict. Kalaw, Teodore Manguiat. The Philippine Revolution. Kawilihan: Jorge B. Vargas Filipiniana Foundation, 1969. [JFL 74-5121] This is a reproduction of Kalaw's own English translation of his 1924 book. Narrates the events that constituted the Philippine revolution from its birth during the last decade of Spanish rule until its end some years after the American occupation. Includes a chronology of events as well as a brief bibliography. Karnow, Stanley. In our Image: America's empire in the Philippines. New York: Random House, 1989. [*R-BFF 91-7455 and JFE 89-1652] Examines the U. S. colonial experience in the Philippines and its legacy. The author's notes organize numerous information sources on the Philippines by subject and time period. Includes photographs, maps, and a chronology of major events in Philippine history. King, W. Nephew. The Story of the Spanish-American War and the Revolt in the Philippines. New York: Peter Fenelon Collier & Son, 1900. [ILG+] This original edition contains hundreds of photographs and illustrations. LeRoy, James A. The Americans in the Philippines; a history of the conquest and first years of occupation, with an introductory account of the Spanish rule. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1914. [Vol. 1 in JFL 97-223; vol. 2 in *RR-BFF] March, Alden. The History and Conquest of the Philippines and Our Other Island Possessions. New York: Arno Press, 1970. [ILG 72-341] This reprint of the 1899 edition tells the history of the Philippines and the other colonies involved in the Spanish-American conflict from the point of the American conquerors. Contains several photographs and other illustrations. May, Glenn Anthony. Battle for Batangas: a Philippine province at war. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991. [JFE 91-3621] Miller, Stuart Creighton. Benevolent Assimilation: the American conquest of the Philippines, 1899-1903. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1982. [JFE 84-1251] Studies the first years of the American occupation of the Philippines. Its rich bibliography provides, in addition to articles, books and reports, a list of manuscript collections, newspapers, periodicals, and public documents containing information related to the subject. Includes illustrations and two maps. Stanley, Peter W. A Nation in the Making: the Philippines and the United States, 1899-1921. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1974. [JFE 74-1061] An interpretation of the colonial relationship between the Philippines and the U. S., also dealing with the history of the islands during the Spanish colonial period. The bibliography includes manuscript sources as well as books and journal articles. Storey, Moorfield, and Marcial P. Lichauco. The Conquest of the Philippines by the United States, 1898-1925. New York: G.P. Putnam's sons, 1926. [BFF] Early critical interpretation of U. S. policy towards the Philippines up to 1925. Some chapters deal with the Spanish-American War and the subsequent conflict in the islands. The references provided at the end of each chapter reveal a considerable number of primary sources. Williams, Daniel R. The United States and the Philippines. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1925. [JFD 96-10138 or BFF] An early review of the U. S. occupation of the Philippines which seeks to justify the role played by the colonial government during its first decades in control of the islands. Does not include references, but contains some maps including one showing the "territory occupied by non-Christian tribes of the Philippines." Further researchGolay, Frank H., and Marianne H. Hauswedell. An Annotated Guide to Philippine Serials. Data paper no.101. Ithaca, N.Y.: Department of Asian Studies, Cornell University, 1976. [M-10 1061 no.101] Extensive annotated list of Philippine serials available at the Southeast Asia Collection of the Cornell University Library. Includes some entries from the Spanish colonial period and some issued by agencies of the U. S. government during the period when the islands were U. S. colonies. Library of Congress. Bibliography of the Philippine Islands. Ermita Manila: National Historical Institute, 1994. [JFE 96-3004 or BFD (U.S. Library of Congress)] First printed in 1903, this work consists of two parts. The first one is a list of books (with references to periodicals) and maps in the Library of Congress. The second part, "Biblioteca Filipina" by Dr. Pardo de Tavera, is a bibliography particularly strong on works produced in Spain and the Philippines. Saito, Shiro, and Alice W. Mak. Philippine Newspapers: an international union list. Honolulu: Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, University of Hawaii, 1984. [JFF 86-162] Provides a list of Philippine newspapers (432 in total) located in over thirty repositories in the U. S., the Philippines, Canada, England, and Australia. In addition to the title index, newspapers are listed by their place of publication and by repository location. Saito, Shiro. Philippine-American Relations: a guide to manuscript sources in the United States. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1982. [JFE 83-722] Describes a large number of primary sources that are available in repositories around the U. S. These sources date from the Spanish colonial period to the granting of independence to the islands in 1946. Three separate indexes organize the data by names and subjects, repository location (by state), and chronological order. Saito, Shiro. Philippine Research Materials and Library Resources: an overview. Honolulu: Asian Studies Program, University of Hawaii, 1973. [JFF 79-1035] Research guide for the identification and location of retrospective research materials on the Philippines, primarily from 1898 to 1970. Covers a variety of library materials that are available in the U. S. or the Philippines. Puerto RicoGeneral works General worksBrau, Salvador. Historia de Puerto Rico. Rio Piedras: Editorial Edil, 1978. [HPR 84-595] A history of Puerto Rico from the beginning of the Spanish colonization to the start of the U. S. occupation. Díaz Soler, Luis M. Puerto Rico desde sus orígenes hasta el cese de la dominación española. Rio Piedras: Editorial de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1993. [HPR 95-4631] A history of Puerto Rico from pre-Columbian times to the transfer from Spanish to U. S. sovereignty. Each chapter is followed by a selective bibliography. Ribes Tovar, Federico. Enciclopedia puertorriqueña ilustrada. The Puerto Rican heritage encyclopedia. San Juan: Plus Ultra Educational Publishers, 1970. [*R-HPR] Volume 1 has a section on the Spanish-American War in Puerto Rico. In English and Spanish. Figueroa, Loida. Breve historia de Puerto Rico (Desde el crepúsculo del dominio español hasta la antesala de la Ley Foraker) C. 1892-1900, segunda parte. Rio Piedras: Editorial Edil, 1977. [HPR 77-2612] Deals in detail with the last six years of Spanish rule in Puerto Rico and the two years of military government under U. S. rule. A select bibliography identifies a variety of sources related to this period in Puerto Rican history, and the appendix includes the text of some important documents. La gran enciclopedia de Puerto Rico.14 vols. Madrid: Ediciones R, 1976. [*R-HPR+ 78-247] Volume 2 of this encyclopedia deals exclusively with the history of Puerto Rico. Morales Carrión, Arturo. Puerto Rico: a political and cultural history. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1983. [*R-HPR 91-7439 and HPR 86-229] Written by some of the most important historians in Puerto Rico. Contains pictures and, in addition to the informative authors' notes, a list of suggested readings. Negroni, Héctor Andrés. Historia militar de Puerto Rico. San Juan: Comisión Puertorriqueña para la Celebración del Quinto Centenario, 1992. [HPR 93-13090] This military history of Puerto Rico contains a chapter exclusively dedicated to the Spanish-American War. It discusses the precedents and causes of the conflict, and describes the military strength and strategies of the parts involved. Silvestrini, Blanca G., and María D. Luque de Sánchez. Historia de Puerto Rico: trayectoria de un pueblo. San Juan: Cultural Puertorriqueña, Inc., 1987. [HPR 88-1056] Sections of this general history deal with the Spanish-American War in Puerto Rico as well as other related issues. Provides a list of suggested readings on the topic. Wagenheim, Kal. Puerto Rico: a profile. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1970. [HPR 72-820] Deals with various dimensions of Puerto Rican life including its history. Offers a brief discussion of the Spanish-American conflict in Puerto Rico and of the transition from Spanish to American rule. Its annotated bibliography identifies various relevant sources. The War and its aftermathBerbusse, Edward J. The United States in Puerto Rico, 1898-1900. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1966. [HPR ] The first part of the study studies Puerto Rico under Spanish rule during the nineteenth century. The second deals with the early years under U.S. sovereignty. Its rich bibliography includes official and private manuscript sources, government documents, references to other studies, and a listing of relevant periodicals and newspapers. Bothwell, Reece B., and Lidio Cruz Monclova. ¿Los documentos..? ¿Qué dicen? San Juan: Ediciones de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1960. [HPR ; A microfilm copy is also available in *ZAN-3020 no. 001474] The book is a compilation of documents and lectures important to the study of Puerto Rico's political history. The documents included were produced between 1887 and 1899, and many are directly related to the Spanish-American War. Coll y Toste, Cayetano. La invasión americana en Puerto Rico. San Juan: [s. n.], 1985. [HPR 89-1324] A collection of articles about the U. S. invasion of Puerto Rico written by a Puerto Rican intellectual from that time period. Contains some photographs. Fernández Aponte, Irene. El cambio de soberanía en Puerto Rico: otro '98. Madrid: Editorial MAPFRE, 1992. [HPR 94-714] Comprehensive analysis of the socioeconomic transformations that took place in Puerto Rico as a result of the sovereignty change and of its competing interpretations. Includes an annotated bibliography and biographical notes of individuals who were prominent during the covered years. Contains photographs. Herrman, Karl Stephen. A Recent Campaign in Puerto Rico by the Independent Regular Brigade Under the Command of Brig. General Schwan. Boston: E. H. Bacon, 1907. [ILG] The 1900 edition of this title is available on microfilm [*ZH-626] under the title From Yauco to Las Marías: being a story of the recent campaign… Luque de Sánchez, María Dolores. La ocupación norteamericana y la Ley Foraker: la opinión pública puertorriqueña. Rio Piedras: Editorial Universitaria, Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1979. [HPR 93-3330] Picó, Fernando. 1898, la guerra después de la guerra. Rio Piedras: Ediciones Huracán, 1987. [HPR 88-949] A study of social conflict in Puerto Rico in the period immediately after the U. S. invasion of the island. The bibliography covers archival sources, documents, books, and a list of Puerto Rican and U. S. newspapers used for the study. Rivero Méndez, Angel. Crónica de la guerra hispano americana en Puerto Rico. RioPiedras: Editorial Edil, 1972. [ILG 74-906] A chronicle of the Spanish-American War in Puerto Rico very rich in photographs and illustrations. The appendix includes the text of several documents related to the military conflict. Rosario Natal, Carmelo. Puerto Rico y la crisis de la Guerra Hispanoamericana (1895-1898). Rio Piedras: Editorial Edil, 1989. [HPR 90-353] A study of the sociopolitical circumstances in Puerto Rico during the years that preceded the Spanish-American War. Its rich bibliography includes bibliographic aids, published and unpublished documents, periodical articles, newspapers, books, and other sources. Soto, Juan B. Causas y consecuencias, antecedentes diplomáticos y efectos de la guerra hispanoamericana. San Juan: La Correspondencia de Puerto Rico, 1922. [ILG] The last chapters discuss the political circumstances existing in Puerto Rico before and after the Spanish-American War. Further researchAnuario bibliográfico puertorriqueño: índice alfabético de libros, folletos, revistas y periódicos publicados en Puerto Rico. Rio Piedras, 1948-. [JFL 76-537 and on microfilm in *ZAN-3020 no.000001-000009] An annual listing of works published in or about Puerto Rico and works by Puerto Ricans, wherever published. Includes books, pamphlets, and newspapers. The last issue, published in 1982, covered the years 1973 and 1974. University of Puerto Rico. Social Science Research Center. Bibliografía puertorriqueña de ciencias sociales. Rio Piedras: Editorial Universitaria, 1977. [*RS-HPR 97-13937 Tomo 1-2] Extensive bibliography covering works published between 1931 and 1960. Lists articles on the Spanish-American War and related subjects. Castro Arroyo, María de los Angeles, et. al. Los primeros pasos: una bibliografía para empezar a investigar la historia de Puerto Rico. Rio Piedras: Ediciones Huracán, 1994. [HPR 95-15012] A comprehensive guide to historical research on Puerto Rico covering both primary and secondary sources. Includes a list of relevant periodicals published in Puerto Rico and the rest of the Americas. Cevallos, Elena E. Puerto Rico. Oxford: Clio, 1985. [*RS-HPR 92-7905] Provides an annotated list of sources for the study of Puerto Rican history as well as other subjects. Also lists Puerto Rican newspapers and periodicals. Fowlie-Flores, Fay. Annotated Bibliography of Puerto Rican Bibliographies. New York: Greenwood Press, 1990. [*RS-HPR 90-4454] This comprehensive annotated bibliography of bibliographies covers general works and special topics including diverse areas of Puerto Rican history. Pedreira, Antonio Salvador. Bibliografía puertorriqueña, 1492-1930. Madrid: Imprenta de la Librería y casa editorial Hernando, 1932. [HPR and on microfilm in *ZAN-3020 no. 000013] Puerto Rican Research Resources Center. The Puerto Ricans: an annotated bibliography. New York: Bowker, 1973. [*R-IEE (Puerto Ricans) 75-1828 and *RS-HPR 75-772] Annotated list of reference sources on all subjects related to Puerto Rico including its history from pre-Columbian times to the recent past. Covers monographs, periodical literature, government documents, and audiovisual materials. Tesauro de datos históricos de Puerto Rico. 5 vols. Rio Piedras: Editorial de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1990-. [HPR 91-486] Most important source for the in-depth study of Puerto Rican history. Indexes books, reports, journals, newspapers, and other materials. A section in volume 2 deals exclusively with the Spanish-American War. SpainGeneral works General worksAbellan, José Luis. Sociología del 98. Barcelona: Ediciones Peninsula, 1973. [JLC 76-756] Sociological interpretation of the 1898 generation and its most prominent authors. Carr, Raymond. Spain, 1808-1975. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1982. [*R-BXB 91-8570] General history of modern Spain. Second edition reflects recent trends in scholarship. Chronological table, maps, bibliographic essay, and index. Enciclopedia universal ilustrada europea-americana. 72 vols. Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 1958. [*R-*AV] Appendix and supplements also available. Gran enciclopedia Rialp. 24 vols. Madrid: Ediciones Rialp, 1971-1976. [*RR-*AV 77-4111] Historical Dictionary of Modern Spain, 1700-1988. New York: Greenwood Press, 1990. [*R-BXB 90-4458] Entries on people, cities, wars, colonies, and social groups. Chronology, selected bibliography, and index. Kamen, Henry Arthur Francis. Concise History of Spain. London: Thames and Hudson, 1973. [JFE 75-1346] General history of Spain. Numerous illustrations. Suggestions for further reading. Kern, Robert. Liberals, Reformers, and Caciques in Restoration Spain, 1875-1909. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1974. [JFE 75-2269] Laín Entralgo, Pedro. La generación del noventa y ocho. Madrid: Distribuidor E. Masia Alonso, 1945. [D-10 5177] Madariaga, Salvador de. Spain; a modern history. New York: Praeger, 1960. [E-11 5271] Sweeping, impressionistic view of Spanish history with an emphasis on the development of the national character. No footnotes or bibliography. Manual de historia de España. Madrid: Historia 16, 1990-. [*RR-BXB 90-2694] Multi-volume history of Spain with an emphasis on social and political history. Volume V deals with the 19th century. Color illustrations, chronology, index, and list of cabinet officials in each government. Ortega y Gasset, José. Ensayos sobre la "Generación del 98" y otros escritores españoles contemporáneos. 2da ed. Madrid: Revista de Occidente en Alianza, 1989. [JFC 99-732] Smith, Angel. Historical Dictionary of Spain. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 1996. [*R-BXB 96-15348] Emphasis on Spanish history, politics, and economic life. Chronology, maps, and bibliography. The War and its aftermathAllendesalazar, José Manuel. El 98 de los americanos. 2da ed. Madrid: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, 1997. [ILG 98-5836] Balfour, Sebastian. End of the Spanish Empire, 1898-1923. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997. [JFD 97-7223] Following a description of the loss of the Spanish colonies in 1898, the author examines the impact of the war on Spanish society, politics and the military. Extensive bibliography cites archival sources, government documents, periodicals, personal narratives, and secondary sources. Illustrations consist of cartoons from Spanish newspapers. Companys Monclus, Julián. España en 1898: entre la diplomacia y la guerra. Madrid: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, 1991. [JFE 97-772] Study of the diplomatic crisis leading to the declaration of war by the U.S. Emphasis on the negotiations engaged in by the McKinley administration. Discusses the Maine incident and press rivalries in the U.S. as a cause of the war. Appendices contain English and Spanish texts of important diplomatic notes exchanged by the U.S. and Spanish governments. Fusi, Juan Pablo, ed. Vísperas del 98: orígenes y antecedentes de la crisis del 98. Madrid: Editorial Biblioteca Nueva, 1997. [JFE 97-13624] Laín Entralgo, Pedro and Carlos Seco Serrano, eds. España en 1898: las claves del desastre. Barcelona: Galaxia Gutenberg: Círculo de Lectores, 1998. [JFD 98-16158] Marinas Otero, Luis. La herencia del 98. Madrid: Editora Nacional, 1967. [JFD 72-1673] An overview of the intellectual history of Spain, the war in Cuba, and the consequences of the national defeat in 1898. Few footnotes, no bibliography. Pan-Montojo, Juan, ed. Más se perdió en Cuba: España, 1898 y la crisis de fin de siglo. Madrid: Alianza Editorial, 1998. [JFE 98-10136] Pérez Delgado, Rafael. 1898: el año del desastre. Madrid: Tebas, 1976. [ILG 77-2542] Lengthy discussion of the political and historical development of Spain and the Spanish empire, culminating in the war of 1898. Highlights the decisive impact of Spain's defeat on later history and intellectual life. Contains month by month chronology of events in 1898. Robles Muñoz, Cristóbal. 1898: diplomacia y opinión. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 1991. [ILG 92-10590] Rubio, Javier. La cuestión de Cuba y las relaciones con los Estados Unidos durante el reinado de Alfonso XII: los orígenes del "desastre" de 1898. Madrid: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, 1995. [JFF 97-647] A thorough historical analysis of the circumstances that lead to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War. In addition to books and articles, the bibliography includes unpublished documents and document collections. Also contains the full text of twelve relevant official documents. Serrano, Carlos. Final del imperio - España, 1895-1898. Madrid: Siglo Veintiuno de España Editores, 1984. [JFC 85-272] Further researchGonzález Olle, Fernando. Manual bibliográfico de estudios españoles. Pamplona: Ediciones Universidad de Navarra, 1976. [*RS-BX 78-2302] General bibliography of sources on all aspects of Spanish history, culture, geography, economics, natural history, etc. Not annotated.Indice histórico español. Barcelona, 1953-. [BXA] Lib has: 1953-63, 1983-present. Current issues in Room 108. Sánchez Alonso, Benito. Fuentes de la historia española e hispanoamericana: ensayo de bibliografía sistemática de impresos y manuscritos que ilustran la historia política de España y sus antiguas provincias de ultramar. 3rd ed., 3 vols. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto Miguel de Cervantes, 1952. [BX] Exhaustive bibliography of sources on the history of Spain and the Spanish Empire. Covers works published in Spain as well as other countries, including the U.S. Indexed by subject and author. Not annotated. Shields, Graham J. Spain. Oxford, England; Santa Barbara, Calif.: Clio Press, 1994. [*RS-BX 95-4715] A concise general bibliography on Spanish history, culture, geography, politics, religion, past and present. Contains a chronology of important events and lists of rulers. The United StatesGeneral works General worksBlum, John M. National Experience: a history of the United States. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973. [IAE 74-90] Dictionary of American History. New York: Scribner's Sons, 1976. [Pub. Cat. 80-566 and *R-USLHG IAD 76-4967] Complements the Dictionary of American biography. Contains entries on subjects considered important in American history, written by specialists in each field. Particular attention to the areas of general history, military history, science and technology, political science, and economics. Revised edition gives more attention to the arts, Native Americans, and African Americans. Jordan, Winthrop D. United States: brief edition. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1990. [IAE 91-2369] Morison, Samuel Eliot. Concise History of the American Republic. New York: Oxford University Press, 1977. [IAE 77-642] Tindall, George Brown. America: a narrative history. New York: Norton, 1996. [IAE 96-15388] The War and its aftermathCosmas, Graham A. An Army for Empire: the United States army in the Spanish-American War. Shippensburg, PA: White Mane Publishing Co., 1994. [ILG 95-4690] An analysis of the U.S. Department of War's role in planning, supplying and prosecuting the war. Discusses strategic and organizational doctrines of army. Criticizes as misleading the many news accounts and memoirs which blame the Department for inefficiency. Extensive bibliography. Dyal, Donald H. Historical Dictionary of the Spanish-American War. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996. [*R-USLHG ILG 96-8902] Entries on persons, places, organizations and ships involved in the war. Brief references for each entry. No illustrations. Brief chronology of events and a bibliographic essay on sources of further information. Feuer, A. B. Spanish-American War at Sea: naval action in the Atlantic. Westport, CT: Praeger, 1995. [JFE 95-18353] Describes and analyzes U.S. naval strategy and combat operations in the Atlantic. Draws heavily on memoirs, letters, and newspaper accounts to stress the experiences of U.S. participants. Appendix lists U.S. Navy ships in North Atlantic fleet. Bibliography. Gatewood, Willard B., Jr. Black Americans and the White Man's Burden, 1898-1903. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1975). [IEC 76-137] An assessment of the response of black Americans to the Spanish-American War and its aftermath. Discusses the impact of imperial expansion on the place of African Americans in U.S. society. African Americans had doubts regarding the motives of both sides in the national debate on America's role in the world. Bibliography includes manuscripts, newspaper sources, published documents, and articles. Gatewood, Willard B., Jr. "Smoked Yankees" and the Struggle for Empire: letters from Negro soldiers, 1898-1902. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1971. [IEC 72-508] Excerpts from 115 letters written by African American soldiers. All but five of the letters were written to black American newspapers. The letters document the diverse attitudes of the soldiers regarding imperial expansion. Selected bibliography. Bibliographic essay. Gould, Lewis L. Spanish-American War and President McKinley. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 1982. [ILG 83-401] Focuses on McKinley's role in the crisis with Spain, the war itself, and the aftermath of the Treaty of Paris. The author sees the war as a turning point in U.S. foreign policy and the development of the modern presidency. Bibliographic essay. Jones, Virgil Carrington. Roosevelt's Rough Riders. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1971. [ILG] History of the recruitment, training, and combat experience of the most highly-publicized unit in the U.S. Army. Many illustrations. No bibliography. Leech, Margaret. In the Days of McKinley. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1959. [*R-AN (MCKINLEY, W.] Vivid narrative history of the McKinley administration. Focuses on President McKinley, party rivalries, and inter-Cabinet disputes during the Spanish-American War period. Bibliography. Musicant, Ivan. Empire by Default: the Spanish-American War and the dawn of the American century. New York: H. Holt, 1998. [*R-USLHG ILG 98-3599] Roosevelt, Theodore. Rough Riders. Williamstown, MA: Corner House Publishers, 1971. [ILG 74-1094] Personal narrative, first published in 1899, by a commander of the Rough Riders. Discusses recruitment of the unit and military operations in Cuba. Appendices critique quality of army supplies, government policy, and press accounts published during the war. Tebbel, John William. America's Great Patriotic War with Spain: mixed motives, lies, and racism in Cuba and the Philippines, 1898-1915. Manchester Center, VT: Marshall Jones Co., 1996. [ILG 97-1776] Writing in a present tense, you-are-there format, the author casts doubt on American claims of idealism as a cause of the war. He asserts that racism, imperialism, and commercial interests were paramount. In describing the war he highlights U.S. bureaucratic inefficiency and military blunders. In the post-war period he stresses the brutality used to defeat the Philippine insurrection. Selective bibliography. War of 1898, and U.S. Interventions, 1898-1934: an encyclopedia. New York: Garland, 1994. [*R-USLHG IL 94-10212] Entries on persons, places, organizations, ships, and battles of the Spanish-American War and subsequent periods. Each entry is followed by an extensive bibliography. No illustrations. Appendices contain maps, lists of conflicts in which the U.S. was involved, tables of distances related to naval operations, and a list of Spanish ships running the blockade of Cuba in 1898. Werstein, Irving. 1898: the Spanish-American war told with pictures. New York: Macmillan, 1981. [ILG] A concise history of the war containing hundreds of illustrations. Further researchAmerican Historical Association's Guide to Historical Literature, Mary Beth Norton, ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. [*RS-B 96-10301 & *R-USHLHG I 96-15585] Beers, Henry Putney. Bibliographies in American History, 1942-1978: guide to materials for research. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1982. [*R-USLHG I 82-2289] An update to the original work published in 1942 and 1959. A bibliography of titles listing published works on American history, in addition to archival and manuscript sources. Includes federal, state, and local government publications. Also covers business, institutional, church, and personal publications. Blazek, Ron. United States History: a selective guide to information sources. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1994. [*R-USLHG I 94-10274] In addition to printed bibliographies, this work includes online databases, CD-ROM products, and microfilm sources. Reflects a recent scholarly emphasis on social science perspectives, social history, multicultural and gender studies. It does not cover the visual arts, music, the humanities, or psychology. Harvard Guide to American History. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1974. [Pub. Cat. 80-536 and *R-USLHG I 75-7432] Intended as a basic reference work. Contains selective bibliography of sources considered most useful to research in political, social, constitutional, and economic history. Name and subject indexes. Merriam, Louise Alice. United States History: a bibliography of the new writings on American history. New York: Manchester University Press, 1995. [Desk-USLHG 96-4923] Selective list of writings on U.S. history published in the 1980s and early 1990s. Focuses on topics of greatest interest to U.S. historians since 1980: social history, demography, class and work relations, religion and culture, race and ethnicity studies. Strives to give casual researchers and undergraduates a starting place for more advanced studies. Does not include electronic resources. Prucha, Francis Paul. Handbook for Research in American History: a guide to bibliographies and other reference works. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1994. [*R-USLHG I 94-3647] Intended as a bibliography of bibliographies, both annotated and unannotated. Includes standard reference works and new electronic technologies, with a special emphasis on recent publications and research tools. Guides researchers through sources to government documents and the National Archives. The War and the MediaSelected Books Selected BooksBierce, Ambrose. Skepticism and Dissent: selected journalism, 1898-1901. Edited by Lawrence I. Berkove. Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1986. [JFE 86-4420] Bierce, an American short story writer, was also a major feature columnist for Hearst's San Francisco Examiner and New York Journal. His writings provide thoughtful and nonsensational commentary on the U.S. involvement in the war. Brown, Charles H. The Correspondents' War; journalists in the Spanish-American War. New York: Scribner, 1967. [ILG 98-2976] Marks, George P., comp., Black Press Views American Imperialism (1898-1900). New York: Arno Press, 1971. [ICI 72-1892] In contrast to the white press, African American newspapers were only cautiously supportive of the U.S. declaration of war against Spain. Editors demanded black officers for black military units, and in the post-war period the black press sided largely with the anti-imperialists. The editors drew obvious parallels between the mistreatment of black Americans at home and Filipinos abroad. Appendices list African American newspapers and the text of petitions to President McKinley. Milton, Joyce. The Yellow Kids: foreign correspondents in the heydey of yellow journalism. New York: Harper & Row, 1989. [JFE 90-2224] A well-researched account of how U.S. correspondents reported the war. Highlights Pulitzer's New York World and its correspondents such as Stephen Crane and Sylvester Henry Scovel. Includes bibliography. Sevilla Soler, María Rosario. La guerra de Cuba y la memoria colectiva: la crisis del 98 en la prensa sevillana. Sevilla: Escuela de Estudios Hispano-Americanos, CSIC, 1996. [ILG 97-11053] A study which focuses on Spanish popular opinion and official government policy as reflected in the Andalusian press. A bibliography provides sources for a broader study of the Spanish experience of the war. Swanberg, W.A. Pulitzer. New York: Scribner's, 1967. [*R-AN (Pulitzer, J.)] The work is arranged chronologically with a number of chapters on the war. Includes portraits and a bibliography. Wilkerson, Marcus Manley. Public Opinion and the Spanish-American War; a study in war propaganda. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1932. [ILG; also a 1967 edition in ILG] Winkler, John K. William Randolph Hearst: a new appraisal. New York: Hastings House, 1955. [*R-AN (Hearst, W.)] Includes a couple of chapters on how Hearst dealt with the war in his papers. Wisan, Joseph E. The Cuban Crisis as Reflected in the New York Press (1895-1898). New York: Octagon Books Inc., 1965. [HOO] A detailed analysis of the war as it was reported in the New York papers from February 1895 through 1898. Provides important background on the newspapers and their reporters as well as a general bibliography on the New York press. Newspapers & MagazinesFor titles or dates not held by the Library, please consult a librarian in Rm. 121 for interlibrary loan service. Cuba
Diario de la Marina. [*ZY] Library has: Sept. 1899-1959. Gaceta de La Habana. [*SAE] Library has: 1885, 1900-1902. La Lucha. Habana. [*ZY] Library has: April 1898-Dec. 1898, Jan. 1901-Aug. 1910, Oct. 1910-Dec. 1912. The Philippines
El Heraldo de la Revolución. Bound with Parabaretã Revista bisemanal. [*ZAN-4281] Library has: 1898-99. Puerto RicoGaceta del gobierno de Puerto Rico. [*SAE]. Library has: 1836 to 1899 (missing issues). Spain
Gaceta de Madrid. [*ZAN-T206 or *SAE] Library has: 1808-1897. United StatesMagazines
Century Magazine. New York, 1870- [*DA and *ZAN-3782, reels 345-367] Contemporary Review. London, 1866- [*ZAN-3181] Fortnightly Review. London, 1865- [*DA] Harper's Weekly. New York, 1857- [*ZAN-277] Literary Digest. New York, 1890- [*DA] McClure's Magazine. New York, 1893- [*DA] Munsey's Magazine. New York, 1891- [*ZAN-7615] Nation. New York, 1865- [*R-*ZAN-1108] NewspapersThe Library holds the following New York City newspapers, which reported on the Spanish-American War, for the period 1895-1898. Additional dates for these papers are also available. Commercial Advertiser Resources on the Internet
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