Index
Acosta, Baldermo, 255
Acton, Lord, 98
Adee, Alvey A., 64
Advisory Law Commission, 197
201, 213, 236, 262; membership
of, 197; working procedures of,
197-98
Agriculture, 24, 25, 35, 39; de
velopment of, 202-3; need for
credit in, 35, 38-39, 203; and
soil, 21; United States aid to, 32
Aguinaldo, captured by Gen. Funs-
ton, 4, 9
Aguirre, Col. Charles, 61
Ainsworth, Gen. Fred C, 64, 89
Aleman, Gen. Jose B., 45
Alger, Russell A., 30
Aliens, 23, 25; business community
of, 39
American-Cuban relations: Ameri
can carpetbaggers, effect of, 28,
169; and American opinions of
Cubans, 27-29; and Army's
pacification policy, 12-16, 133
39; and Cuban independence,
promised by Root, 36; and Mili
tary Government of Cuba, 29
44; occupation of Cuba, effect
of, 256-57 (see Occupation of
Cuba); and pacification pro
grams, 12r-16, 133-39; and Platt
Amendment, 40-42; and Pro
visional Government (see Pro
visional Government); and reci
procity treaty, 48, 175, 202; and
restoration and withdrawal, 245
54; and United States Cuban
policy, 33, 40, 65-67, 79-80
American Journal of International
Law, 148
American public opinion: on anti-
imperialism, 36; on Philippine
insurrection, 10-12; and reaction
to pacification, 111
American Tobacco Company, 179
Americanization policy, 34-35, 38
39, 43
Anarchists, 203
Annexation of Cuba, 49, 52-53,
139, 169-89, 262-63
—American debate on: and opposi
tion by Magoon, 170; and oppo
sition by Root, 147; and support
by Wood, 32, 34; and U.S.
policy, 32, 34, 36, 39, 43, 147,
162, 169-70
—Cuban support of: by alien and
conservative business groups,
169-71; and annexationists, 164,
169-89; in Havana, 171; by
Moderate party, 108; and Masso
Parra conspiracy, 178-85, 205;
and occupation, efforts to pro
long, 180, 183-84
Anti-Americanism, 244-45
Armas, Jose de, 170, 176
Army and Navy Journal, 134, 213,
231
Army of Cuban Pacification, 121
43, 225, 232; and American
goals in Cuba, 133-39; marches
by, 129-30; garrisons of, 126-27,
129; health programs of, 136;
indoctrination program of, 123;
and influence on American
policy, 138-39; and mapping the
island, 131; Military Information
Division of, 130-31 (see also
Military Information Division);
occupation duty of, 133-39; and