by Italo Emilio Canini. 1898. 220p

The document discusses the historical context of Cuba, highlighting the decline of Spanish power and the ongoing struggles for social reforms and political liberties in the region. It critiques the actions of various governors, particularly Captain General Tacon, whose excessive greed and disregard for conventional governance led to his recall, reflecting the broader issues of corruption and oppression that have plagued Cuba since its discovery.

Additionally, the text emphasizes the importance of understanding the motives behind the U.S. involvement in the Cuban question, aiming to present a truthful and impartial account of American sentiments and policies regarding Cuba. It underscores the continuity of suffering in Cuba due to its rulers, drawing parallels between historical and contemporary injustices faced by the island's inhabitants.