The Surrender of Santiago / An Account of the Historic Surrender of Santiago to General / Shafter, July 17, 1898
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An eyewitness narrative of the military events and ceremonies surrounding the Spanish surrender at Santiago de Cuba in 1898, following soldiers, officers, correspondents, and staff as they await a formal capitulation, the raising of the American flag, and the public rituals that accompany it. The account blends camp routine and tropical atmosphere with descriptions of marching columns, brigade headquarters, the meeting of senior commanders, the delivery of the surrender despatch, and the negotiations that end hostilities, offering close-up portraits of officers, the mood among troops and civilians, and the ceremonial and logistical details of transferring control of the city.
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