Congress.
Passes Dingley Tariff Act.
Reciprocity Clauses.
Grant Mausoleum Completed.
Presentation Ceremonies at New York.

CHAPTER XII. THE WAR WITH SPAIN

Cuban Discontent with Spanish Rule.
United States' Neutral Attitude Toward Spain and Cuba.
Red Cross Society Aids Reconcentrados.
Spanish Minister Writes Letter that Leads to Resignation.
United States Battleship Maine Sunk in Havana Harbor.
Congress Declares the People of Cuba Free and Independent.
Minister Woodford Receives his Passports at Madrid.
Increase of the Regular Army.
Spain Prepares for War.
Army Equipment Insufficient.
Strength of Navy.
The Oregon Makes Unprecedented Run.
Admiral Cervera's Fleet in Santiago Harbor.
Navy at Santiago Harbor Entrance.
Army Lands near Santiago.
The Darkest Day of the War.
Sinking of the Collier Merrimac to Block Harbor Entrance.
Spanish Ships Leave.
General Toral Surrenders.
Expedition of General Miles to Porto Rico.
Commodore George Dewey Enters Manila Bay.
Destroys Spanish Fleet.
Manila Capitulates.
Treaty of Paris Signed.

CHAPTER XIII. "CUBA LIBRE"

Admiral Sampson and Admiral Schley in Santiago Naval Battle.
Court of Inquiry Appointed.
Paris Treaty of Peace Ratified.
Foreign Criticism.
The Samoan Islands.
Civil Government Established in Porto Rico.
Foreign Commerce of Porto Rico.
Congressional Pledge about Cuba.
Census of Cuba.
General Leonard Wood, Governor of Cuba.
Cuban Constitutional Convention.
"Platt Amendment."
Cuban Constitution Adopted.
First President of Cuba.
Reciprocity with Cuba.

CHAPTER XIV. THE UNITED STATES IN THE ORIENT--PHILIPPINES AND FILIPINOS.

Area of the Philippines.
The Native Tribes.
Population.
Education Under Spanish Rule.
Filipinos.
Iocoros.
Igorrotes.
Ilocoans.
Moros.
Spain as a Colonist.
Religious Orders.
Secret Leagues.
Spain and the Filipinos.
Emilio Aguinaldo.
The Philippines in the Treaty of Paris.
Senate Resolution.

CHAPTER XV. THE UNITED STATES IN THE ORIENT.--
WAR.--CONTROVERSY.--PEACE.

Filipinos' Foothold in Philippines.
Attitude Toward Filipinos.
President Orders Government Extended Over Archipelago.
American Rule Awakens Hostility.
First Philippine Commission.
Philippine Congress Votes for Peace.
Revolution.
Treachery of Filipinos.
General Frederick Funston Captures Aguinaldo.
Aguinaldo Swears Allegiance to the United States.
The Constitution and the Philippines.
United States Supreme Court Decisions.
Tariff.
Anti-Imperia