The Politics of Intervention

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Gaillard, Maj. D. D., 130
Galano, Adriano, 255
Garcia, Gen. Calixto, 48
Garcia Velez, Carlos, 59, 151, 192,
228, 230
Garcia Velez, Justo, 59, 60, 192
Garrigo, Rogue E., 109
Germany, reaction to Cuban crisis,
98
Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, Mo.),
37
Gomez, Jose Miguel, 45, 48, 50,
52, 59, 61, 94, 128, 151, 159,
161, 177, 183, 238, 253, 255-57;
campaign of, for Presidency,
243-44; elected President, 257
Gomez, Juan Gualberto, 45, 59-60,
151, 158, 159, 178, 230, 234,
253, 255
Gomez, Maximo, 4, 44, 46, 48, 50
Government, Cuban: centralization
of, 213-14; colonial, 25-26; and
Constitution of 1901, 39-40; dis­
interested attitudes of elite
toward, 26-27, 33, 43-44; in­
efficiency and corruption in, 49;
and military government of
Cuba (1898-1902), 29-44;
municipal, 197, 200, 213; need
for radical changes in, 200-1;
and political leaders, 27, 28 (see
also Politicos); political parties
(see Political parties); provincial,
200, 213; provisions for with­
drawal of Americans, 190, 200;
re-establishment of, 192, 194;
representative, 196; and Roose­
velt's instructions to Magoon,
192, 194; tax laws, 200
Government, Department of, 155,
207, 213, 263
Govin, Jose Manuel, 255
Grant-Duff, A. C, 245-46
Great Britain, 245; investments in
Cuba, 25; reaction to American
intervention, 91, 98, 102
Greble, Col. Edwin St. J., 151, 152,
155, 191, 207, 263
Guantanamo Bay, 246
Guerilla warfare, 4, 22, 24, 80, 99;
Cuban rebel's potential for, 66­

67; military operations against,

14-15

Guerra, Gen. Faustino (Pino), 59­

62, 71, 78, 94, 105, 107, 150,

158, 176, 177, 180, 255; on

Permanent Army issue, 228, 231,

237-38

Guiteras, Dr. Juan, 211, 261

Guzman, Gen. Eduardo, 62, 68,

150, 158, 159, 255

Hanna, Senator Mark, 38

Hanna, Lt. Matthew E., 38

Harbor improvements, 38, 205, 206

Havana, 21, 28; arrival of Peace

Mission in, 94; effect of insur­

gency on, 108; government of,

190, 200; and military govern­

ment (1898-1902), 30; national­

ization of police in, 207

Havana Daily Telegraph, 135

Havana Post, 135

Havens, H. E., 233-34

Hearst, William Randolph, 63

Hernandez, Col. Charles, 192

Hill, George S., 180

Horses, claims for, 106, 196

Hughes, Brig. Gen. Robert P., 10

Human nature, U.S. army's phi­

losophy of, 13

Hurricanes in Cuba, 135-36

Illiteracy in Cuba, 23

Import duties, 26, 35

Independence, 45; promised by

United States, 36-37

Independence movement, 22-23

Independent Party of Color, 183,

255

Industrial revolution, 21

Inglis, William, 71, 101, 107

Insurgents, methods of controlling,

14-15

Intelligence - security organization,

14, 130

Intervention in Cuban affairs, 42­

43, 52; American domestic criti­

cism of, 111, 144; American