300Intervention—continued
goals concerning, 144-45, 147;
Gen. Bell's views on, 65-66;
Cuban interpretations of, 259
61; Cuban responsibility for,
144; military implications of, 80
—Roosevelt, Theodore: policy of,
63-70, 89, 144-146; desire to
prevent war in Cuba, 89, 96-97,
99-100; warships dispatched by,
73, 74-81; 91-92
—Second Intervention: constitu
tionality of, 93; Estrado Palma's
desire for, 69-71, 76-77; impact
of, on American policy, 265-66;
Liberal party in favor of, 100
101; Moderate party's role in,
100-101; necessity for, 108;
pacification policies during, 15
16; political factors leading to,
44-53; proclamation of, 101-2;
to protect American lives and
property, 110-12; reaction of
American press to, 90-91; re
action of Cubans to, 109; reac
tion of foreign countries to, 91;
to support Estrada Palma gov
ernment, 111
Isles of Pines, 48
Judiciary, 190; reforms in, 38, 95,
196-97, 200
Kean, Maj. Jefferson R., 151, 153,
156, 191, 208-10, 261, 263
Kernan, Maj. Francis J., 134, 151,
153
Knight, Rev. Albion W., 171-72
Labor movement, 23-24, 203; and
strikes, 203
Ladd, Maj. Eugene F., 67, 94, 105,
106, 151, 153, 195
Landa, Judge Manuel, 192
Lara Miret, Jose, 179, 181
Latifundia, 24
Lazo, Manuel, 59
Lecuona, Domingo, 253
Lee, Gen. Fitzhugh, 30
Legal disputes, 194
INDEX
Legal reform, 38, 190, 196-201,
213, 214, 247-48; and Advisory
Law Commission, 197-201; need
for, 198-99
Legal system, 25, 30-31, 38; and
Spanish law, 30-31, 198
Legality of American occupation,
147-48
Leuchsenring, Roig de, 110
Liberal Committee, 150, 157, 230,
234, 236, 238
Liberal party, 50-52, 245, 254-55;
and August insurrection, 59-88;
failure to compromise with gov
ernment, 70-74; favored Perma
nent Army of Cuba, 229-30,
238-39; impact of American
intervention on, 74, 77-79, 81;
intervention favored by, 100
101, 196; leadership of, 59; and
Miguelistas and Zayistas factions,
176; opposed enlargement of
Rural Guard, 221, 228-29, 232
34; and patronage, 150-51, 158
59, 178; Peace Commission's re
lations with, 95-96; reaction to
compromise plan, 96-97, 99; role
in Provisional Government, 150
68; strategy of, 196; Taft's deal
ings with, 95-100
Liberalism, 21
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 65
Loeb, William, 72
London Times, 98, 148, 256
Lores, Maj. Eduardo, 253
Loynaz del Castillo, Enrique, 60,
62, 76, 78, 94, 105, 158, 177,
179, 224, 243-44, 255
Ludlow, Gen. William, 29
MacArthur, Maj. Gen. Arthur, 8-9
McCoy, Capt. Frank R., 93-94,
108, 152, 153
Maceo, Antonio, 22, 60
Machado, Col. Gerardo, 74, 244,
255
Maclntyre, Maj. Frank, 235
McKinley, President William, 2,
10, 33; appointments, 3; Cuban