The Nation was vigorously opposed to war with Spain, and, indeed ... noting (with strong implications for more recent US adventures abroad): “Whenever a small force of Americans undertakes ...

In April 1898, months of tension between the United States and Cuba climaxed into war. After the destruction of the U.S.S. Maine and the Naval Court of Inquiry's implication of Spain, pro-war ...

The sinking of the Maine, which had been in Havana since February 15, 1898, on an official observation visit, was a climax in pre-war tension between the United States and Spain. In the American ...