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United States Expansionism and Imperialism collection, 1897-1904 (bulk 1898-1902)
Overview of the Collection
- Title
- United States Expansionism and Imperialism collection
- Dates
- 1897-1904 (bulk
1898-1902) (inclusive)18971904
- Quantity
- 2.0 linear feet
- Collection Number
- Pam 06
- Summary
- The United States Expansionism and Imperialism collection contains approximately 300 pamphlets, magazines, booklets and book-length literature, and cartoons most of which were published during the Philippine-American War or immediately thereafter.
- Repository
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University of Montana, Mansfield Library, Archives and Special Collections
Archives and Special Collections
Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
University of Montana
32 Campus Dr. #9936
59812-9936
Missoula, MT
Telephone: 406-243-2053
library.archives@umontana.edu - Access Restrictions
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Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana-Missoula.
- Languages
- English, Czech, German, Spanish
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
This is a collection of published materials directly related to and largely produced during the Philippine-American War. Included are items authored by politicians, activists, and religious leaders as well as items published by private organizations such as patriotic societies, anti-imperialist leagues, humanitarian associations and special interest groups. They represent a wide range of opinion from mostly English sources.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes.
Preferred Citation
[Title of item], United States Expansionism and Imperialism Collection, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
This collection has been organized alphabetically by subject and then chronologically when feasible. Although the grouping has been categorized and sorted at the folder level, item-level descriptive information has been drawn from records available in WorldCat.
Note that while most of the literature published by the Anti-Imperialist League is grouped together, a few pamphlets have been placed under other subject headings, such as Philippine Independence, when the subject matter of the item appeared more relevant to that heading. The same is true for the "City and State" publications.
Some of the items have been grouped under the names of individuals, including U.S. politicians, noted Philippine politicians and activists, and important figures of the anti-imperialist movement. Most of the materials in these categories were either written by the individuals or are written specifically about that person.
Custodial History
Most of these publications were at the Library of Congress before their transfer to the University of Montana.
The publication, "Freedom: The Giant of the Orient" filed under Philippine Independence, Support for was not part of the original acquisition of materials from the Library of Congress and its custodial history is unknown.
Acquisition Information
Most of this material was acquired from the surplus duplicates collection at the Library of Congress.
Processing Note
The collection has been organized alphabetically by subject and then chronologically when practical. The language of the material, if it is something other than English, is currently noted in the title field.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Box/Folder | ||
| 1/1 | Annexation of the Philippines
Randolph, Carman F.A Note on the Question of the Philippines.1898.
Fleming, William H.Some Moral Aspects of Imperialism: Mixed Motives That Led to War - Administration's Real Policy - Responsibility for Conflict at Manila - Charges of Treason - Converting Heathens to Christianity.Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1899.
Fleming, William H.Speech of Hon. Wm. H. Fleming, of Georgia, in the House of Representatives, Monday, February 27, 1899.Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1899. (Supplementary to his speech of January 27, 1899.)
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1898-1899 |
| 1/2 | Annexation of the Philippines, Opposition to
Von, Holst H. The Annexation of Our Spanish Conquests. Chicago, 1898.
Seward, George F. The Philippine Question. 1898.
Short, Frank H.Our National Duty: The Question of Expansion and Annexation of the Philippines.n.d.
Salter, William M. England in 1776: America in 1899: (A Washington's Birthday Address). Chicago: A.C. Clark & Co, 1899.
DeRackin, S E. The Philippines Imbroglio.N.p, 1899.
Johnson, Crisfield. American Principles: The Words of Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Lincoln, Mckinley and Other Eminent Americans. With Comments, by a Slavery-Opposing, Union-Defending, Protective-Tariff, Gold-Standard Republican from the Days of Fremont to Those of McKinley.Ithaca, N.Y, 1899.
Carmack, Edward W. Imperialism--"Who Shall Pull Down the Flag?", from Speech of Hon. E.W. Carmack, in the House of Representatives January 12, 1899.1899.
Carmack, Edward W. Means Militarism and Foreign Entanglements-the Dangers and Burdens Entailed by a Policy of Conquest: Needless Expenditures for Domestic Purposes Must Be Stinted in Order to Keep Up Military Taxes, from Speech of Hon. E.W. Carmack, in the House of Representatives January 12, 1899. 1899.
Carmack, Edward W.The Philippines as a Market--People Who Work for Small Wages and Have a Low Standard of Living Make Poor Customers...,from Speech of Hon. E.W. Carmack, in the House of Representatives January 12, 1899.1899.
Carmack, Edward W.Carpetbag Philanthropy--"Benevolent Assimilation," and What It Means, from Speech of Hon. E.W. Carmack, in the House of Representatives January 12, 1899.1899.
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1898-1899 and undated |
| 1/3 | Annexation of the Philippines, Support for
Stuckenberg, J H. W. International Law and the Islands Ceded by Spain to the United States. 1900.
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1900 |
| 1/4 | Anti-Imperialist League
Mead, Edwin O. The Duty of the American People: Letter of Edwin D. Mead to the Chicago Anti-Imperialist Conference. Chicago?: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Brewer, David J. The Philippines: Justice Brewer's Opinion. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Fleming, William H. A Question of National Honor.Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Warren, Winslow. The White Man's Burden. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
MacCauley, Clay. A Straightforward Tale. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Valentine, John J. Tropical Expansion. San Francisco: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Valentine, John J.War and Its Woes and Evils.San Francisco: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Schurman, Jacob G. Philippine Fundamentals. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900?
Pierce, Edwin C. Expansion Means Industrial Disaster.Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Crooker, Joseph H. The Menace to America.Chicago: American Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Shafroth, John F. Can the Filipinos Govern Themselves?New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Schurman, Jacob G. America's Duty to the Filipinos.New York: 1900.
Bacon, Augustus O. What Senator Bacon Saw in the Philippine Islands: Natives Desire Independence Above All Things and They Will Never Be Content Until They Obtain It. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
Hammill, John. A Soldier's Solution: The Striking Letter of a Missourian Who Has Served in the Philippines, and Who Urges That We Should Let the Natives Govern the Islands.New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
Peabody, George F. Some Moral Results of the Imperial Policy. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
Carnegie, Andrew. The Opportunity of the United States. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1902.
Ex-president Grover Cleveland on the Philippine Problem. Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1904.
The Democracy's Opportunity by Ex-president Grover Cleveland.Boston: New England Enti-Imperialist League, 1904.
Imperialism. (from "Fables from Life, by Jon Templeton.) The Eagle, the Lion and the Little Black Kid.Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, n.d.
Freedom. (from "Fables from Life, by Jon Templeton.) The Captive Crow.Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, n.d.
Expansion. (from "Fables from Life, by Jon Templeton.) The Eagle's Home.Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, n.d.
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1899-1904 and undated |
| 1/5 | Anti-Imperialist League: Constitutional Issues
Stokes, Anson P.Mr. Anson Phelps Stokes' Speech Introducing Hon. Carl Schurz at the Mass Meeting of the Anti-Imperialist League of New York Held at Cooper Union, September 28.n.d.
Harlan, John M. The Supremacy of the Constitution: Dissenting Opinion of Mr. Justice Harlan in the Case of Downes vs. Bidwell before the Supreme Court of the United States. Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
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1901 and undated |
| 1/6 | Anti-Imperialist League: George Boutwell
Boutwell, George S. Problems Raised by the War: Address Before the Twentieth Century Club, Boston, October 8. Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, 1898?
Boutwell, George S. Peace or War: Address Before the Congregational Club, Dec. 27, 1898. Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialistic League, 1898.
Boutwell, George S. Isolation and Imperialism: Mr. Boutwell's Speech Before the Cantabrigia Club, Cambridge, November 4, 1898. Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, 1898.
Boutwell, George S. Address of the Hon. George S. Boutwell Delivered at the Anti-Imperialist Meeting, Tremont Temple, Boston, April 4, 1899. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Boutwell, George S. Imperialists or Republicans?: Address Before the Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., January 9, 1899. Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Boutwell, George S. The War of Despotism in the Philippine Islands: Address...at Springfield, Mass., Sept. 5, 1899.Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Boutwell, George S. Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism: Address at a Conference of Anti-Imperialists, Boston, May 16,1899. Washington, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Boutwell, George S. Party or Country: An Address Delivered at Faneuil Hall, August 7, 1900.Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Boutwell, George S. Republic or Empire: Address ... Delivered Before a Mass Meeting at the Cooper Institute, New York, May 24, 1900, under the Auspices of the Anti-Imperialist League of New York. Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Boutwell, George S.Address to the Laboring and Producing Classes of the United States. Chicago: American Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Edmunds, George F, and George S. Boutwell. The Insular Cases. The Supreme Court and the Dependencies. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
Boutwell, George S. Address by the Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell: Delivered in Faneuil Hall, Boston, January 1, 1903 at the Celebration of the Fortieth Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, by the Colored People of Boston and Vicinity. Boston: 1903.
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1898-1903 |
| 1/7 | Anti-Imperialist League: George Hoar
Hoar, George F.What Shall We Do with the Philippines? The Reply of Senator Hoar.New York: Antti-Imperialist League, n.d.
Hoar, George F. The Opinion of Massachusetts on "Imperialism".Boston: Anti-Imperialist Committee of Correspondence, 1898.
Sturges, Charles M. An Open Letter to Hon. George F. Hoar, Senator from Massachusetts, Jan. 10, 1899. Chicago: Barnard & Miller, 1899. (two copies; one titled "Expansion")
Hoar, George F. Letter from the Hon. George F. Hoar, March 29, 1899. Boston: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
[One-page leaflet that begins "To the Hon. George F. Hoar..."]Boston: 1899.
Hoar, George F. Our Duty to the Philippines. New York?: 1899.
Hoar, George F. Our Duty to the Philippines: A Letter by the Hon. George Frisbie Hoar, January 11, 1900.Boston: Published by the New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Hoar, George F. A Question of Conscience: Letter from Hon. George F. Hoar. Washington, D.C.: 1900.
Hoar, George F. Senator Hoar's Rejoinder. Philadelphia: American League of Philadelphia, 1900. (fragile)
McKinley, William, and George F. Hoar. Mckinley Vs. Hoar: The President Answered by the Senator on Various Points of the Philippine Controversy. New York, 1900. (book broadside)
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1898-1900 and undated |
| 1/8 | Anti-Imperialist League: George Hoar
Hoar, George F. The Lust of Empire: Speech of Hon. George F. Hoar of Massachusetts in the United States Senate, April 17, 1900. New York: Tucker Pub. Co., 1900.
Hoar, George F. No Right Under the Constitution to Hold Subject States...Speech of Hon. George F. Hoar of Massachusetts in the Senate of the United States, April 17, 1900. Washington, D.C.: 1900.
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1900 |
| 1/9 | Anti-Imperialist League: Governmental Policy
Warren, Charles. The Development of a Policy and the Contradictions Which May Arise Therefore: Extract from the Annual Report of the Massachusetts Reform Club for the Year 1899. Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Ehrich, Louis R. The National Policy That Would Ennoble: Extract from a Paper on "Our Foreign Policy," Read Before the Philosophical Society, of Denver, April 10, 1902. Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1902.
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1899-1902 |
| 1/10 | Anti-Imperialist League: Religious Views
Simmons, Henry M. History of Our Philippine Relations As Told in Official Records: Address by Rev. H.M. Simmons at the Anti-Imperialist Mass Meeting, in Minneapolis, Dec. 12, 1899.Minneapolis: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899.
Parkhurst, Charles H.Guarding the Cross with Krupp Guns: An Appeal to the Clergy.New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Spalding, John L. What Patriotism Demands: An American Catholic's View. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
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1899-1900 |
| 1/11 | Anti-Imperialist League: Speeches
Anti-Imperialism: Speeches at the Meeting in Faneuil Hall, Boston, June 15, 1898.1898.
Kimball, John C.Upholding the Old Principles Amid the New Issues. Address by Rev. John C. Kimball to the Daughters of the Revolution at Ipswich, Mass., April 19, 1899.Washinton, D.C.: Anti-Imperialist League, 1899. (another copy of this item can be found in OS 5)
Leverson, Montague R. In the Name of Liberty: Anti-imperialistic Conference, Philadelphia, February 22-23, 1900. Speech of Dr. Leverson. Fort Hamilton?: 1900.
Adler, Felix. Can We Afford to Rule Subject Peoples?New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Stokes, Anson P. American Imperialism Inconsistent with American Principles: An Address Delivered in Cooper Union, New York, September 28, 1900.New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Pettigrew, Richard F. The Facts in a Nutshell: Extracts from a Speech by Hon. Richard F. Pettigrew in the Senate June 4, 1900. New York: Anti-imperialist League, 1900.
Brown, Seth W. Extract from Speech of Hon. Seth W. Brown, Republican Congressman from Ohio, in the House of Representatives Saturday, February 9th, 1901. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
Hall, Daniel, and Arthur A. Putnam. Protest of a Veteran of the Civil War against Expansion: Being Part of a Memorial Day Address Delivered May 30, 1903, at the Opera House, Dover, N.H.Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1903.
Garrison, William L.No Compromise with War: Address of William Lloyd Garrison, of Boston, at the Summer Peace Institute, Mystic, Conn., August 25, 1899. Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Anti-Imperialist League, 1899. (another copy of this item can be found in OS 5)
Garrison, William L. Imperialism: Address of William Lloyd Garrison at the Annual Meeting of the Progressive Friends, Longwood, Pa., June 10, 1899.1899. (two copies)
Garrison, William L. The Root of Imperialism: Address of William Lloyd Garrison, of Boston, before the Henry George Club of Providence, R.I., Saturday Evening, April 7, 1900. Boston, 1900.
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1898-1903 |
| OS 5 | Anti-Imperialist League: Speeches
Kimball, John C.Patriots' Day. Daughters of the Revolution Observe the Day at Ipswich, Mass.Ipswich: Ipswich Chronicle, 1899. (fragile; another copy of this item can be found in Box 1, Folder 11)
Garrison, William L.No Compromise with War: Address of William Lloyd Garrison, of Boston, at the Summer Peace Institute, Mystic, Conn., August 25, 1899. Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Anti-Imperialist League, 1899. (fragile; another copy of this item can be found in Box 1, Folder 11)
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1899 |
| 1/12 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric
Marshall, H T. Ancient Imperialism Vs. Progressive Expansion, Or, Hints at the Cause and Cure of Our National Calamity. Brockton: H.T. Marshall, 1898.
Ladd, Parish B. Imperialism - Expansion - Caesarism: America without a Brutus. San Francisco: 1899?
Nelken, George. Important Facts About the Philippine Question. Washington, D.C.: 1899.
Wood, Charles E. S. Imperialism Vs. Democracy: An Address Delivered at the Jefferson Birthday Dinner at Portland, Ore., April 13, 1899. New York: Evening Post Job Print, 1899.
Bonaparte, Charles J. Our National Dangers, Real and Unreal: Oration Delivered Before Harvard Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa, in Sanders Theatre, Thursday, June 29, 1899. Massachusetts?: 1899.
Anti-Imperialism: A Course of Three Lectures Will Be Given by Morrison I. Swift.Los Angeles: Public Ownership Review, 1899.
Swift, Morrison I. An Open Letter...McKinley, Alger, Smith (Postmaster-General), and Griggs (Attorney-General), Our Four Sovereign Empire and Army Makers.1899.
University Record. Vol. 3, No. 46.Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1899.
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1898-1899 |
| 1/13 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric
Programme of Anti-Imperialist Meeting at Court House.Texas: 1899.
Swift, Morrison I. Anti-imperialism. Los Angeles: Public Ownership Review, 1899.
Valentine, John J. "Imperial Democracy": Dutch Colonizers in Maylaysia, Annexation of the Philippines. San Francisco: Hicks-Judd Company, 1899.
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1899 |
| 1/14 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric
Post, Louis F. Documentary Outline of the Philippine Case. Chicago: Public Pub. Co, 1900.
Wilshire, Gaylord.Imperialism.Los Angeles: Los Angeles Branch of Social Democratic Party, 1900.
Smith, Goldwin. Commonwealth or Empire. Toronto: W. Tyrrell & Co., 1900.
Turney, N.G.Imperialism: An Open Letter to Governor Peter Turney.1900.
Crooker, Joseph H. The Philippine Problem.New York: Tucker Pub. Co, 1900.
Martin, James V. 1900 Expansion: Our Flag Unstained.St. Louis: J.V. Martin, 1900. (Other title: Imperialism Tyranny and Oppression.)
Expensive Expansion: What It Means to the Citizens of the United States : Opinions of the Founders of the Republic and Many of the Most Eminent Americans of To-Day. Boston: Philpott-Hardy, 1900.
Harrison, Frederic, and Henry H. Smith. Empire and Humanity. Washington, D.C.: Gibson Bros., 1900.
Kitchin, William W. Imperialism: Speech of Hon. William W. Kitchin, of North Carolina, in the House of Representatives, Thursday, May 17, 1900. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1900.
Kennedy, Crammond."Governing by Force." Mr. Crammond Kennedy Points to the Dangers of Imperialism and Despotism.The Washington Post, 1900.
Lentz, John J. The Insincerity and Dishonesty of Imperialism: Speech ... in the House of Representatives, Tuesday, March 27, 1900. Washington, D.C.: 1900.
Bain, George G. Mr. Depew as an Anti-Imperialist. New York?: 1900.
Thomas, Aretas W. The Philippines and the Purpose: Being the Facts Concerning the Philippines and the Acts of the Administration in Relation Thereto, As Officially Transmitted by the President to Congress-Proving the Purpose of Imperialism. Washington, D.C.: Jeffersonian Democrat Pub. Co, 1900.
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1900 |
| 2/1 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric
Sumner, William Graham. The Predominant Issue.Burlington: [F.A. Richardson?], 1901.
Edmunds, George F. Ex-senator Edmunds on Imperialism. Boston, n.d.
Remonstration! Remonstration against the Annexation of the Philippine Islands.Kansas, n.d.
Kipling, Rudyard and Americus.Untitled leaflet featuring two poems, "Recessional" and "Confessional."San Francisco: The Star Press, n.d.
Metcalf, Henry B.Benevolent Assimilation.Pawtucket: n.d.
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1901 and undated |
| OS 5 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric
Republican Opinions on Imperialism.n.d.
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undated |
| 2/2 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Agricultural Interests
Oxnard, H.T."Expansion." Colonies or Territories? Our policy may affect "home industries." "Reciprocity"-Trade of the Orient, &c. Inconsistency of expansion--without limitations, and "protection.". Washington, D.C.: R.H. Darby, 1898.
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1898 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| OS 5 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Agricultural Interests
The Voice of the Farmer. The Voice of the American Farmer. It Is Solidly against Imperialism and Annexation.1899. (fragile)
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1899 |
| 2/3 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Commercial Interests
Carnegie, Andrew. Commercial Expansion vs. Colonial Expansion.N.p., 1898. (piece missing from the page)
Lowe, J.M.National Expansion. Address of Mr. J. M. Lowe before the Commercial Club of Kansas City, MO.Missouri: 1898.
A Few Facts Briefly Stated! The Philippine Islands: Should We Hold Them? If Not, Why Not? New York: Daniel Cavanagh, 1900.
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1898-1900 |
| OS 5 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Financial Concerns
Lee, Alfred E.Imperialism, the Tariff and the Trusts. An Address Delivered before the Gold and Silver League of Columbus, Ohio, June 30, 1899.Columbus: 1899. (fragile)
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1899 |
| 2/4 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: George Shibley
Shibley, George H. The Philippine War and Murder: "Thou Shalt Do No Murder.". New York: 1899.
Shibley, George H. Sectarian Aspect of Imperialists' Policy. New York: 1899.
Shibley, George H.How the Republic of the United States Came To Be Overthrown.1899?
Shibley, George H.Empire of the United States and Titled Nobility. New York: 1899.
Shibley, George H. The Republic Is Overthrown. New York: 1899.
Shibley, George H. Is the Republic Overthrown?New York: 1899.
Shibley, George H. Character of the Imperial Rulers. New York: 1899.
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1899 |
| 2/5 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Labor Interests
Elrae, Rashe.Philippine Incubator or Laborers' Hatchery.Detroit: Speaker Printing Co., 1899.
Crosby, Ernest H. Imperialism and Labor. New York: Allied Print, 1900.
Address of Edward M. Shepard at Madison Square Garden, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1900.1900. (newspaper clipping that has been cut and pasted onto several pieces of paper)
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1899-1900 |
| 2/6 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Opposition to Colonialism
Stillman, James W. Republic or Empire?: An Argument in Opposition to the Establishment of an American Colonial System. Boston: G.H. Ellis, 1900.
Williams, John S. Fundamental Principles Which Should at Once Guide and Limit a Natural and Healthy National Expansion: Speech ... in the House of Representatives. Washington, D.C.: 1902.
Towne, Charles A. The Continental Republic: A Protest against Colonialism. Address by the Hon. Charles A. Towne, New York, July Fourth, 1903. New York?: 1903.
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1900-1903 |
| OS 5 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Opposition to Colonialism
Towne, Charles A.Speech of Hon. Charles A. Towne, Seattle, Wash., Sept. 15, 1900.1900. (extremely fragile)
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1900 |
| 2/7 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Patriotic Propaganda
Mulhane, James.National Perils. Foreign Colonies and Foreign Alliances...Twin Evils Which are Anti-American and Destructive to Free Institutions.New York?: n.d.
Chamberlain, Daniel H. Imperialism. Historically and Otherwise Considered: An Address, Before the Quaboag Historical Society at Warren, Mass., Dec. 6, 1898. North Brookfield: H.J. Lawrence, 1898.
Lomax, Tennent. An Imperial Colonial Policy: Opposition to It the Supreme Duty of Patriotism. Oration Before the Literary Societies of the University of Alabama, at the Sixty-Seventh Annual Commencement June 20th, 1898. Montgomery?: 1898.
Mellen, James H.Imperialism. A Crime against the Constitution, against Liberty, against Mankind.1899.
Byars, William V. Imperialism or Self-Government?: An Address Delivered Before the Public Ownership Democratic League of St. Louis, November 14, 1899. St. Louis?: 1899.
Moore, J. H. America's Apostasy.Chicago: Ward Waugh Co, 1899.
Spring, Menzo."We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident: That All Men" Engaged in Forcing This Flag upon a Foreign People Are Traitors To Its Principles and To This American Government!1899.
Merriam, George S., Albert S. Parsons, and a lady at Lexington.Untitled pamphlet containing two letters and a poem. "Belshazzar's Feast" and "The Liberators at Manila."1899.
Seaman, J.F. The Great Voice: also Voices of Great Americans--Against Imperialism and Asiatic Expansion.New York: 1900. (extremely fragile)
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1898-1900 and undated |
| 2/8 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Religious Views
Sims, John.Deacon Sims' Invocation. Cleveland: Tom Clifford, n.d.
Parkhurst, C H. The Philippine Islands: Their Permanent Tenure a Folly and a Crime. a Sermon Preached ... on Thanksgiving Day.New York?: 1898.
Van, Dyke H. The American Birthright and the Philippine Pottage: A Sermon Preached on Thanksgiving Day, 1898. New York: Charles Scribner, 1898.
Fulton, Justin D.Shall the American Army Enforce Decrees of Rome?Boston?: 1899.
Simmons, Henry M. Our Philippine Missionary Work: Extract from a Discourse on "Foreign Missions".1899.
Olney, Warren. The Clergy and the Conquest of the Philippines. Oakland?: 1899.
Townsend, L T. God Is Where He Was; Or, an Explanation of the Philippine Situation. Boston?: 1899.
Kelley, George N. [Comments on a Sermon Published in the Rockland Standard, June 16, 1899]. Rockland: 1899.
Janes, Lewis G. Our Nation's Peril: Social Ideals & Social Progress. Boston: James H. West Co., 1899.
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1898-1899 and undated |
| 2/9 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Religious Views
Sturges, Charles M."Hast Thou Killed and Also Taken Possession?": An Unspoken Address, July 4, 1899. Chicago: 1899-1900. (two copies)
Welsh, Herbert. The Philippine Question from the Christian and American Point of View: A Speech Delivered in Conshohocken Media, and Wissahickon, Pa., During February and March, 1900.1900.
Berle, A A. Some Popular American Fallacies Refuted.Oberlin?: 1900.
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1899-1900 |
| 2/10 | Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric: Satire
Albertson, Palmer.A Psalm of Empire.Newark: Whim, n.d.
The Imperialist Religion.Concord: People and Patriot, n.d.
Spahr, Charles B. The Imperialist Religion.1898.
Casey, William V. Accessional. A Victorious Ode (with Apologies to R. Kipling). Boulder: Daily Herald Press, 1899.
Warren, Winslow. A Report of Proceedings of a British Committee of Investigation into the Condition of Affairs in America, 1782: A Satire. Boston: 1902.
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1898-1902 and undated |
| 2/11 | "City and State"
S.The Imperialist's Creed.Philadelphia: City and State, 1899.
The Peace Commission's Report.Philadelphia: City and State, 1899.
[Series of small leaflets featuring anti-imperialist speeches, quotations, etc. from various publications including "City and State", "The Public" and "Land of Sunshine."].1899-1900.
General Otis' Report.Philadelphia: City and State, 1900. (two copies)
Supplement. Vol. VIII, No. 13.Philadelphia: City and State, 1900.
Supplement. Vol. XII, No. 25.Philadelphia: City and State, 1902.
By Way of Manila.Philadelphia: City and State, 1902. (two copies)
Supplement. Vol. XIII, No. 5.Philadelphia: City and State, 1902.
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1899-1902 |
| 2/12 | "City and State": Religious Views
Time for Candor.Philadelphia: City and State, 1900.
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1900 |
| 2/13 | Constitutional Issues: Colonialism
Curtis, Henry G. Government of Our New Possessions: Effect of Specific Legislation.Washington, D.C.: n.d.
Bennett, James. To the People of the United States.1899. (fragile)
Brooks, Francis A.An Examination of the Scheme for Engrafting the Colonial System of Government upon the United States Constitution.Boston: George H. Ellis, printer, 1900.
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1899-1900 and undated |
| 2/14 | Constitutional Issues: Territorial Expansion
Whitridge, Frederick W. Our New National Policy: [Address before the Laurel Hill Association, Stockbridge, Mass., August 24th, 1898].Stockbridge?: 1898.
Smith, Edwin B. National Expansion Under the Constitution; or, Despotic Power Versus Delegated Authority. Chicago: R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co, 1898.
Huffcut, Ernest W. Constitutional Aspects of the Government of Dependencies.Philadelphia: 1899.
Judd, John W.The Constitutional Relations of the Inhabitants of Our New Possessions to the Government of the United States.Nashville: 1899. (fragile)
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1898-1899 |
| 2/15 | Constitutional Issues: Territorial Expansion
Brooks, Francis A. The Unauthorized and Unlawful Subjugation of Filipinos in the Island of Luzon by President Mckinley.Cambridge: Caustic & Claflin, 1900.
Shipman, Paul R. Webster on the Territories.New Haven: Yale Law Journal, 1900. (fragile)
The American Law Register. Vol. 39, No. 6.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1900. (missing pages)
Brooks, Francis A. The Unlawful and Unjustifiable Conquest of the Filipinos. Boston: G.H. Ellis, 1901.
Whitney, Edward B. Another Philippine Constitutional Question: Delegation of Legislative Power to the President. New York: Columbia Law Review, 1901.
Harrison, Benjamin.North American Review. "The Status of Annexed Territory and of Its Free Civilized Inhabitants."Boston: The North American Review Publishing Company, 1901.
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1900-1901 |
| 2/16 | Filipino-American Relations
Schuette, H. G. What Our Starry Flag Would Say to the Philipinos. n.d.
[Excerpt from The Manila Times, "Winning Over the Samarites."]1901.
Schurman, Jacob G. Speech at the Banquet Given in Honor of the Board of Filipino Commissioners by the Chamber of Commerce in the City of New York, June 17, 1904. New York?: 1904.
Sumulong, Juan, and Felipe Buencamino. The Political Aspirations of the Filipinos.1904.
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1901-1904 and undated |
| 2/17 | Filipino-American Relations: Ramon Reyes Lala
Lala, Ramon R. A Prominent Filipino's Views: [speech at the Annual Banquet of the Wellesley Club of New York].New York?: 1900.
[Excerpt from the New York Herald, "Filipino on the Philippines."]n.d.
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1900 and undated |
| 2/18 | Imperialist Rhetoric
Peckham, Wheeler H. Response, at the Dinner of Union College Alumni Association on December 8, 1898, to the Sentiment, "the Union of Our Fathers" of Wheeler H. Peckham. New York?: 1898.
Ingalls, Melville E. Address of Hon. M.E. Ingalls Before the Commercial Club of Cincinnati: On the Acquisition of the Philippines, January 21, 1899. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke Co., 1899.
Sweetnam, George H.What Shall We Do with the Philippines? The Question of the Hour.Bedford: A.L. Winship & Co., 1899.
Salter, William M. Imperialism.Chicago: Alfred C. Clark & Co, 1899.
Tompkins, Daniel A. National Expansion: Traditional Policy of the United States. Charlotte: Observer Print. and Pub. House, 1899.
Brosius, Marriott. The Ethics of Expansion: Speech of Hon. Marriott Brosius of Pennsylvania in the House of Representatives, Friday, February 10, 1899. Washington, D.C.: 1899.
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1898-1899 |
| 3/1 | Imperialist Rhetoric
King, Horatio C. Patriotism Vs. Partisanship: Address Delivered Before the National Civic Club, Brooklyn, New York City, Tuesday, December 19th, 1899.New York: Macgowan & Slipper, printers, 1900.
Peffer, William A. Anti-Imperialism Answered: How We Came to Get the Philippines and Why We Are Holding Them. Chicago: Allied Printing, 1900.
Sibley, J.C."Who Will Haul Down the Flag?" Extracts from Remarks of Hon. J.C. Sibley of Pennsylvania in Daily Congressional Record, February 1, 1900.1900.
Walker, Albert H.Expansion Has Been from the Earliest Day the Policy of Our Country: The Evidence from the Fathers of the Republic. New York: Republican National Committee, 1900.
Foulke, William D. Expansion by Jefferson: Facts As to the Democratic Purchase of Louisiana "without the Consent of the Governed". Chicago: Allied Printing Trades Council, 1900.
Gibson, Henry R. Expansion: The History and Heredity of Our Race: Speech of Hon. Henry R. Gibson, of Tennessee, in the House of Representatives, Tuesday, February 6, 1900. 1900.
Hill, David J. The Fiction of Imperialism: The Sovereignty of the Nation the Safeguard of Self-Government.1900. (missing pages)
Cooper, Henry A.Extracts from Speech of Hon. Henry A. Cooper of Wisconsin in the House of Representatives, June 19, 1902. "A Sacred Mission."1902.
Becker, George F.Are the Philippines Worth Having?n.d.
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1900-1902 and undated |
| 3/2 | Imperialist Rhetoric (in German)
Republican National Committee.Deutsche Stimmen und Schreckgespenst des Imperialismus.New York: n.d.
Habercom, L.W.Zweierlei Expansion.Washington, D.C.: n.d.
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undated |
| 3/3 | Imperialist Rhetoric: Against Anti-Imperialism
Chamberlin, Frederick C. Blow from Behind: How the Anti-Imperialists Struck Our Soldiers in Philippines a Blow from Behind. 1902.
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1902 |
| OS 5 | Imperialist Rhetoric: Against Anti-Imperialism
Paddock, J.Restitution, or the United States of Alaska.n.d. (extremely fragile)
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undated |
| 3/4 | Imperialist Rhetoric: Commercial Interests
Smith, Charles E. American Industrial Expansion.n.d.
Fassett, J. SloatAmerica in the Orient. Our Position as a World Power and Our Possibilities in the Markets of the World. Must Have Prosperity at Home.n.d.
Perkins, George C.Senator George C. Perkins Tells Why the Pacific Coast Favors the Republican Policy of Expansion.n.d. (fragile; part of the text is missing)
Hooker, James J.To Cotton Manufacturers of the South.Cincinnati: 1898.
Hooker, James J.Extracts from Remarks of James J. Hooker, of Cincinnati, at the Conference Held at Saratoga, N.Y. August 19 and 20, 1898, on the Foreign Policy of the United States.1898.
Dodsworth, William. Our Industrial Position and Our Policy in the Pacific. New York: Office of the Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, 1898.
Bell, George W. Our Pacific Trade: The Commercial Future of the Orient. Address by Col. Geo. W. Bell, U.S. Consul, Sydney, N.S.W., before the Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco.San Francisco?: 1899.
Gage, Norris L. National Growth Vs. Foreign Conquest: A Paper Read Before the Economic League. Wilson-Clark Co, 1899.
Hill, David J. Greater America: Address by Hon. David J. Hill, LL.D., Assistant Secretary of State. Delivered at the Annual Banquet of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, December 8, 1898. Washington, D.C.: Judd & Detweiler, printers, 1900.
Wilson, E.W.Democracy, Cuba, and the Philippines.1900?
Eames, John C.Trade Expansion. John C. Eames Tells What It Means to American Business Interests. Manila's Great Advantages.1900.
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1898-1900 and undated |
| 3/5 | Imperialist Rhetoric: Patriotic Propaganda
Address by R. W. Irwin.1899.
Thurston, John M. Our Foreign Policy: An Address...Before the Union League of Philadelphia, April 8, 1899. 1899.
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1899 |
| 3/6 | Imperialist Rhetoric: Religious Views
Brownson, Marcus A. American Expansion: A Discourse Delivered in the Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Hathaway & Brothers, printers, 1898.
Rice, W.H.What Shall We Do with the Filipinos? Another View.Chicago: Eo. E. Marshall & Co., 1899.
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1898-1899 |
| 3/7 | National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs
Jayne, Madison M.The Philippines Question. A Recapitulation.St. Louis: n.d.
Jayne, Madison M.Mr. Bryan's Challenge.National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, n.d.
Jayne, Madison M.The U.S. in Sulu Land. Polygamy and Slavery in Sulu.National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, n.d.
Jayne, Madison M.Depew's Inconsistencies.St. Louis: 1900.
Jayne, Madison M.The Monroe Doctrine.National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, 1900.
Jayne, Madison M.Imperialism Defined and Demonstrated.National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, 1900.
Jayne, Madison M.The First Philippine Commission.National Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, 1900.
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1900 and undated |
| 3/8 | Philippine-American War
Eyot, Canning. The Story of the Lopez Family: A Page from the History of the War in the Philippines.Boston: J.H. West Co, 1904.
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1904 |
| OS 5 | Philippine-American War: Atrocities Alleged against the Catholic Church
Bray, Howard W. Inwardness of the War.1899. (fragile)
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1899 |
| 3/9 | Philippine-American War: Atrocities Alleged against U.S. Troops
"Benevolent Assimilation" in the Philippines.1899.
Storey, Moorfield, and Julian Codman. "Marked Severities." Secretary Root's Record in Philippine Warfare: An Analysis of the Law and Facts Bearing on the Action and Utterances of President Roosevelt and Secretary Root. Boston: G.H. Ellis Co., printers, 1902.
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1899-1902 |
| 3/10 | Philippine-American War: Emilio Aguinaldo
Admiral Dewey on Aguinaldo. Extracts from Testimony before Senate Philippine Committee.1902.
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1902 |
| 3/11 | Philippine-American War, Opposition to
Kimball, John C. Uncensored Manila News. [from letter to the Hartford Post.]Cambridge, Co-operative Press, 1899.
Jordan, David S. The Question of the Philippines: An Address Delivered Before the Graduate Club of Leland Stanford Junior University, on February 14, 1899.Palo Alto: Printed for the Graduate Club by the courtesy of J.J. Valentine, 1899.
Hardon, Henry W. The Philippine Case: An Address Delivered Before the Twentieth Century Club of Brooklyn.New York: Evening Post Job Printing House, 1899.
Polhamus, William H. H. Our Attitude Toward the Philippines: Does It Accord with Our American Views of Self Government.Cleveland?: 1899.
Valentine, John J. Forcible Annexation--Criminal Aggression--Benevolent Assimilation. A Question of National Honor. Official Documents for Future Historians.San Francisco, 1899.
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1899 |
| 3/12 | Philippine-American War, Opposition to
Taylor, Rebecca J, and G. Apacible. Philippine Facts from American Pens. Washington, D.C.: Jeffersonian Democrat Pub. Co, 1900. (fragile)
Small, John H. Philippine Government: Speech of Hon. John H. Small, of North Carolina, in the House of Representatives, Friday, June 20, 1902. Washington, D.C.: 1902.
Why We Cannot Conquer the Filipinos.n.d.
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1900-1902 and undated |
| 3/13 | Philippine-American War: Pascual H. Poblete
Poblete, Pascual H.Enough, Enough Already.n.d. (manuscript written by Pascual Poblete, noted Filipino author)
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undated |
| 3/14 | Philippine-American War, Support for
Enlightened American Rule in the Philippines, by an American.1899.
Washburn, William D. Our Island Problems: Keep Them All.Minneapolis: 1899.
Dawes, Charles G. Speech...on the Attitude of the Republican Party on the Philippine Question.Washington, D.C.: Byron S. Adams, printer, 1900.
Anderson, Thomas M.Our Rule in the Philippines.n.d.
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1899-1900 and undated |
| 3/15 | Philippine Independence
The Appeal of the Filipinos: Action by Yearly Meeting of Philadelphia Friends. Manila: 1900.
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1900 |
| 3/16 | Philippine Independence: Apolinario Mabini (in English and Spanish)
Mabini, Apolinario. Contestaciones Y Consideraciones Al Pueblo Y Congreso Norte-Americanos. Manila: 1900.
Mabini, Apolinario.El Gobierno de los Estados Unidos en Filipinas.Manila: 1900.
Self-government for the Filipinos: The Views of President Roosevelt and Mabini Stated in Their Own Words.Washington, D.C.?: 1902. (two copies)
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1900-1902 |
| 3/17 | Philippine Independence: Central Filipino Committee (in English and Spanish)
Apacible, G. and Central Filipino Committee.To the American People. Toronto?: 1900. (two copies; one in both English and Spanish in parallel form)
Apacible, G. and Central Filipino Committee.A Petition to the President of the United States. New York City: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901. (two copies; one titled "To the President of the United States.")
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1900-1901 |
| 3/18 | Philippine Independence: Felipe Agoncillo
Memorial to the Senate of the United States. Accompanying Letter from Senor Felipe
Agoncillo to the Secretary of State Jan. 30 1899 with the Laws of
the Philippine Republic and a Map of the Islands.1899.
(accompanying map located in OS 5)
Agoncillo, Felipe. Memorials from Sen?or Felipe Agoncillo and Constitution of the Provisional Philippine Government. Boston, Mass: Anti-imperialist League, 1899.
Agoncillo, Felipe. Memorandum Relative to the Right of the Philippine Republic to Recognition: Accompanying Letter to the Honorable the Secretary of State, of date January 11, 1899.1899.
Agoncillo, Felipe. To the American People. Paris: Imp. Chaix, 1900.
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1899-1900 |
| OS 5 | Philippine Independence: Felipe Agoncillo
Division Territorial del Archipielago Filipino.1898. (accompanying book located in Box 3, Folder 18)
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1899 |
| 3/19 | Philippine Independence: Sixto Lopez
Lopez, Sixto. The "Tribes" in the Philippines.Boston: New England Anti-Imperialist League, 1900.
Lopez, Sixto. Sixto Lopez to the American People. Boston: 1900.
Lopez, Sixto, and Joseph Wheeler. Senor Lopez to General Wheeler. Philadelphia: City and State, 1900. (two copies; one located in OS 5)
Lopez, Sixto. The Philippine Problem: A Proposition for a Solution. New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1901.
A Farewell Luncheon in Honor of Senorita Clemencia Lopez, October 5, 1903, in the Rooms of the Twentieth Century Club.Boston: Fiske Warren, 1904.
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1900-1904 |
| OS 5 | Philippine Independence: Sixto Lopez
Lopez, Sixto, and Joseph Wheeler. Senor Lopez to General Wheeler. Philadelphia: City and State, 1900. (two copies; one located in Box 3 Folder 19)
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1900 |
| 4/1 | Philippine Indepedence, Support for
Janes, Lewis G.The Short Way with the Filipinos.Cambridge: n.d.
Beatty, John. Government by Consent, or Government by Force. Which?Columbus: 1899.
Patterson, Thomas M. D., and Clay MacCauley. The Fruits of Imperialism: Addresses Delivered Before the Massachusetts Reform Club, June 6, 1902. Boston: G.H. Ellis Co., printers, 1902. (two copies)
Winslow, Erving.Conditions in the Philippines.Springfield: "The Republican," 1904.
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1899-1904 and undated |
| OS 5 | Philippine Indepedence, Support for
Freedom: The Giant of the Orient. Vol. II, No. 24. Manila, Island of Luzon [Philippines]: Freedom Pub. Co., July 4, 1899.
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1899 |
| 4/2 | Spanish-American War, Opposition to
Sumner, William G.The Conquest of the United States by Spain: A Lecture Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale University, January 16, 1899. Boston: D. Estes & Company, 1899.
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1899 |
| OS 5 | Spanish-American War, Opposition to
Donan, P.A Plain-spoken American Citizen's Opinions.Portland?: 1899.
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1899 |
| 4/3 | Spanish-American War, Support for
Randolph, Carman F. Notes on the Foreign Policy of the United States Suggested by the War with Spain.New York: De Vinne, 1898.
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1898 |
| 4/4 | Treaty of Paris
Seward, George F.The Treaty with Spain: Should It Be Ratified?1898.
McAtee, John L. For the Treaty of Paris and American "Imperialism": An Address Delivered Before the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Bar Association of Oklahoma, January 2, 1900. Guthrie: State Capital Print. Co, 1900.
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1898-1900 |
| 4/5 | U.S. Civil Government in the Philippines
U.S. Philippine Commission.The New Treason Act in the Philippines, No. 292.n.d.
Brannigan, Felix. A Legal Aspect of the Philippine Question: What Is the Civil and Political Status of the Native Inhabitants of the Islands in the Philippine Archipelago and the Other Islands Recently Acquired by Our Government from Spain ; and of Citizens of the United States There Residing or Engaged in Trade?Albany: The Argus Company, Printers, 1900.
Spooner, John.Extract from Speech of Senator Spooner of Wisconsin...Republican Policy in the Philippines.1902.
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1900-1902 and undated |
| 4/6 | U.S. Expansion, British Opposition to
Bryce, James B. The Policy of Annexation for America. New York: Forum Pub. Co., 1897.
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1897 |
| 4/7 | U.S. Expansion: German Commercial Interests
Advance Sheets of Consular Reports. German View of American Administration in the Philippines. No. 1194.1901.
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1901 |
| 4/8 | William Jennings Bryan: Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric (in English and Czech)
Bryan, William J. Imperialism. Being the Speech of Hon. William Jennings Bryan: In Response to the Committee Appointed to Notify Him of His Nomination to the Presidency of the United States, Delivered at Indianapolis, August 8th, 1900.1900. (two copies; one in English and one in Czech)
Bryan, William J. Bryan on Imperialism: Speeches, Newspaper Articles and Interviews of the Presidential Candidate on the Subject of Imperialism.n.d.
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1900 and undated |
| 4/9 | William Jennings Bryan, Opposition to
Anti-Imperialism Is Old Copperheadism.Milwaukee: 1900.
Meiklejohn, George D. Speech of Hon. Geo. D. Meiklejohn, Assistant Secretary of War, to be delivered at Grand Island, Nebraska, on the evening of Sept. 22, 1900. 1900.
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1900 |
| 4/10 | William Jennings Bryan, Support for
O'Farrell, Patrick.Capt. O'Farrell's Great Speech at the Recent Meeting in Cooper Union, New York.New York: Anti-Imperialist League, 1900. (two copies; one extremely fragile)
Stokes, Anson P.Speech to be Delivered by Anson Phelps Stokes, Chairman of the Meeting at Madison Square Garden, Saturday Evening, Oct. 27, 1900, under the Auspices of the National Association of Democratic Clubs.1900.
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1900 |
| 4/11 | William McKinley, Opposition to
Brooks, Francis A. An Arraignment of President McKinley's Policy of Extending by Force the Sovereignty of the United States Over the Philippine Islands.Boston: Alfred Mudge & Son, printers, 1899.
Taft, S H. Letters Regarding McKinley's War Upon the Philippinos.Santa Monica: 1899.
Stillman, James W.A Protest against the President's War of "Criminal Aggression."Boston, George H. Ellis, 1899.
Brooks, Francis A. Objections to the President's Proposed Subjugation of the Filipinos Under License from Spain. Boston: Alfred Mudge and Son, printers, 1899.
To Our Countrymen.Philadelphia: 1899.
Tuley, Murray F.McKinley and the Philippines. Imperialism. Address of Judge Murray F. Tuley, Delivered before the Iroquois Club of Chicago.
Chicago: Iroquois Club, 1900.
Smith, Nelson.The Philippine Islands. Has the United States Acquired Any Title to These Islands?n.d.
Victa, Columbia.To William the Conquerer McKinley I.Philadelphia: n.d.
Conkle, W.H.Will Congress Act?n.d. (fragile)
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1899-1900 and undated |
| 4/12 | William McKinley, Support for
Dos, Passos J. R. A Defence of the McKinley Administration from Attacks of Mr. Carl Schurz and Other Anti-Imperialists. New York?: 1900.
Mills, Isaac N.Imperialism. Address...Delivered at Yonkers, October 18, 1900.1900.
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Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Anti-imperialist movements--United States
- Spanish-American War, 1898
Personal Names
- Boutwell, George S. (George Sewall), 1818-1905
- Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925
- McKinley, William, 1843-1901
- Shibley, George H. (George Henry), 1861-
Geographical Names
- Philippines
- Philippines--Colonization--History
- United States--Territorial expansion
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