CHAPTER XX 355
Marti's Epigram on the Revolution--How It has been Fulfilled by the Cuban Republic--The Sense of Responsibility--Progress in Popular Education as a Criterion--Great Gain in Health--Enormous Growth of the Sugar Industry--Commerce of the Island--Stable Finances--Sanitary Efficiency--Military Reorganization--Statesmanship of President Menocal--Cuba's Unique Situation Among the Countries of the Globe--Significance of the Record Which She has Made from Velasquez to Menocal.
ILLUSTRATIONS
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José Marti _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
The Prado 16
Maximo Gomez 44
José Antonio Maceo 74
Bay and Harbor of Havana 98
Old and New in Havana 134
Leonard Wood 158
University of Havana 164
Carlos J. Finlay 172
The Capitol 204
Tomas Estrada Palma 248
The President's Home 268
The Academy of Arts and Crafts 288
Mario G. Menocal 312
Enrique José Varona 316
Rafael Montoro 320
Senora Menocal 352
Boneato Road, Oriente 358
TEXT EMBELLISHMENTS
Ricardo del Monte 2
Julian del Casal 6
José Ramon Villalon 13
George Reno 21
La Punta Fortress, Havana 33
Aniceto G. Menocal 50
General Weyler 66
William McKinley 87
Antonio Govin 95
Admiral Cervera 110
Admiral Schley 110
Old Fort at El Caney 112
Theodore Roosevelt 113
Monuments on San Juan Hill 114
Admiral Sampson 115
Peace Tree near Santiago 116
Part of Old City Wall of Havana 122
Gonzalez Lanuza 146
Evelio Rodriguez Lendian 162
Antonio Sanchez de Bustamente 165
Almendares River, Havana 167
Old Time Water Mill, Havana Province 169
Street in Vedado, Suburb of Havana 176
Aurelia Castillo de Gonzalez 192
Scene in Villalon Park, Havana 247
Flag of Cuba 250
Coat of Arms of Cuba 251
William H. Taft 276
José Miguel Gomez 298
Dr. Alfredo Zayas 300
Birthplace of Mario G. Menocal 313
Dr. Juan Guiteras 321
General D. Emilio Nuñez 328
José Luis Azcarata 341
Francisco Dominguez Roldan 357
José A. del Cueto 359
Dr. Fernandez Mendez-Capote 360
General José Marti 360
Eugenio Sanchez Agramonte 362
Academy of Sciences, Havana 364
THE HISTORY OF CUBA