THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

[Speech of Major-General Nelson A. Miles at a banquet given in his honor

by more than seven hundred of the most distinguished citizens of New

York City, November 11, 1898. While the last course was being served,

a unique procession made the round of the hall. It was headed by three

figures, one fifer and two drummers, attired to represent the famous

painting called "Spirit of '76." These three were followed by a

procession bearing miniature ships of war manufactured of various

confections. Joseph H. Choate was Chairman of the banquet.]

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