Hotel Inglaterra & Central Park, Havana. Primitive Farming in the Philippines. Main Business Street in Manila. A Country Ox Cart entering Havana. A View of Santiago. Torpedo Assembling Department in Torpedo Factory. Munitions of War on Way to Transports.

This illustration published by George F. Cram in 1898, depicts the history of the Spanish-American War. There are seven drawings showing the Hotel Inglaterra and Central Park, Havana, primitive farming implemented in the Philippines, Main Business Street in Manila, a country Ox Cart entering Havana, a view of Santiago, a torpedo assembling department in a torpedo factory, and munitions of war on the way to transports.

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