The Book of Blood (Classic Reprint): An Authentic Record of the Policy Adopted by Modern Spain to Put an End to the War for the Independence of Cuba ... 1868, to November 10, 1873) (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore a stark historical record of how Spain sought to end Cuba’s independence war. This nonfiction work presents a window into policy and practice from October 1868 to November 10, 1873, offering a curated view of decisions, procedures, and their consequences.

Rooted in primary-source-style detail, the book compiles lists of individuals, places, and actions connected to the conflict. It reveals how officials framed orders, how trials and punishments were carried out, and how transport and penal colonies featured in the era’s efforts.

- See the scope of the period through names, places, and official decrees
- Understand the practical side of the policy, including trials, transport, and punishment
- Get a documentary-style view of the era’s legal and administrative processes
- Explore how contemporary observers framed and reported these events

Ideal for readers of historical documents and those studying Cuban history and 19th-century governance.

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