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... The introduction gives a panoramic overview of long-standing and prevailing historiographical perspectives on the character and content of the nineteenth-century wars for independence in Cuba, setting in relief the conventions of the existing scholarship as a way to distinguish the departure...

... The introduction addresses three matters. First, it provides historical context on late colonial Chile, the independence wars, and nation-state formation during the first half of the nineteenth century. Second, it discusses the theoretical and methodological framework for the book: how and why...

... produced political acrimony and even violence. In 1916, the Vatican granted the petition of a multiracial group of veterans of the War for Independence and recognized the Virgin as Cuba's patron saint. cabildo soldiers war national independence republic ...

... The chapter examines the Cuban war for independence (1895–98), analyzing the consequences of an insurgency that expanded from the remote eastern jurisdictions of the island into the rich sugar-producing regions of the western provinces. The expansion of the insurrection produced far-reaching...

... The chapter examines the scope and content of the first Cuban war for independence (the Ten Years' War, 1868–78). Attention is given to the implications of the shattering of white solidarities attending the insurrection, putting to rest the idea that a war between whites (i.e., between white...

... In chapter 3, James describes how Engels had predicted the interimperialist war and how this would lead to a new revolutionary upsurge. He goes on to describe how Lenin’s internationalism meant he stood out among most socialists in opposing the Great War. Lenin’s fight for independent working...

..., tensions surrounding race and citizenship, sometimes expressed through proxy debates about religion, and “whitening” efforts produced political acrimony and even violence. In 1916, the Vatican granted the petition of a multiracial group of veterans of the War for Independence and recognized the Virgin...

... Chapter 2 draws upon petitions, intercepted letters, military communiqués, and courts martial to explore how families mobilized politically and experienced the impact of war from 1814 to 1823. While some patriot leaders escaped over the Andes, others remained in Chile to face the restoration...