Our new Possessions

"Our New Possessions" offers a graphic, descriptive, and historical account of the tropic islands that came under American sway. Detailing their cities, peoples, commerce, natural resources, and the opportunities they presented to Americans, this book provides a snapshot of a pivotal era in United States history.

Trumbull White chronicles the acquisition and governance of these territories, shedding light on the complex dynamics between the United States and its new possessions. The book explores the economic potential, cultural landscapes, and strategic importance of these islands, inviting readers to reflect on the legacy of American expansionism and its enduring impact on both the United States and the people of the tropic islands.

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