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"Spanish Prisoners of War" offers a firsthand look at the human side of the Spanish-American War. Compiled and presented by William Dean Howells, this historical account delves into the experiences of Spanish prisoners of war during the conflict of 1898. This volume provides valuable insights into a pivotal moment in military history.
Exploring themes of conflict and captivity, the book presents personal narratives that illuminate the realities faced by those caught in the crossfire. Drawing from primary sources, "Spanish Prisoners of War" offers a unique perspective on the war, focusing not on grand strategy but on the individual lives impacted. A significant contribution to the historical record, this work provides an enduring testament to a transformative period in United States history. It remains a vital resource for those studying military history and the complexities of war.
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