A Letter From Home. Town of Cavite, Where the Revolution Started. Drawing a Bee-Line on a Spaniard. In Havana- View Across the Plaza from the Indian Statue. Types of United States Army in Campaign Uniform. Jolly Coal Heavers on the Charleston.

This illustration depicts the history of the Spanish-American War. It was made by George F. Cram in 1898. There are six drawings showing “A Letter From Home”, Town of Cavite (where the Revolution started), drawing a “Bee-Line” on a Spaniard, a view in Havana across the Plaza from the Indian Statue, types of United States Army in Campaign Uniform, and jolly Coal Heavers on the Charleston.

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