Titlebook: British Diplomacy and US Hegemony in Cuba, 1898-1964; Christopher Hull Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Introduction,a. In the United States much newspaper and public opinion held Spain responsible for the large loss of life. Three years after the start of a second war of independence between Cuba and Spain, the alleged act of treachery contributed to Washington’s decision to intervene militarily in the island. Wi

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Perfidious Albion? Britain and Cuba before 1898,a’s long coastline, but he neglected the island for more easily attainable mainland treasures. Following this scare the Spanish strengthened their colony’s defences.. At great expense they erected impressive fortifications to guard the entrance to Havana’s natural harbour, an essential port of rende

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Uncle Sam versus the British Lion,ommercial trajectory. But the US military intervention that definitively ended Spanish rule merely shifted the locus of external control from Madrid to Washington. US officials proclaimed their military occupation was temporary and that Cuba would soon achieve independence. The United States fulfill

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The First World War to Boom and Bust,ity for security in the region. The Great War itself caused major upheaval to Britain’s transatlantic shipping and trade and diverted capital to financing the war effort, with obvious repercussions for trade and investment in Cuba. The island’s two principal agricultural products suffered contrastin

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,Sugar and the Anglo–Cuban Commercial Treaty,ill remember his term because a great change came over Cuba. The rule of the sugar magnates was shaken, at any rate, for the present – perhaps forever.’. With Grau in exile, and Welles back in Washington, Roosevelt’s administration concentrated on restructuring close US–Cuban politico-economic ties.

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The Second World War: Sugar without Cigars,ar had delivered a hefty blow to Britain’s commercial position in Latin America, leaving it reeling on the ropes, the Second World War left it floundering on the canvas. When the conflict ended, increased US penetration had further compromised Britain’s export position in Cuba.

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