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Antonio
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Antonio
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CORRESPONDENCIA Y PROCLAMAS
Proclama
a españoles y cubanos, abril 25, 1895
Maceo
al brigadier Esteban Tamayo, marzo 17, 1896
Ejercito
invasor, 2a Jefatura, Circular No. 674, abril 19, 1896
Maceo
al teniente coronel Federico Bacallao, junio 22, 1896
Maceo
al brigadier Juan B. Zayas, junio 26, 1896
Maceo
al coronel Federico Bacallao, agosto 21, 1896
Antonio
Maceo Monument (San Jose, Costa Rica)
10,000
Famous Freemasons
Like
Romance Reads the History of Antonio Maceo (The American Tyler,
Dec. 15, 1898)
Maceo's
Men Reported by a Deserter to be in Rags (Marietta, Ohio Daily Leader,
Sept. 9, 1896, 1)
DEATH OF MACEO
Diario
de operaciones del teniente coronel Francisco Cirujeda, dic. 1-15, 1896
Vesa y Fillart, Antonio. Voluntarios
de la Isla de Cuba (1908)
San
Pedro, la catástrofe y la hazaña
Hon. Amos
J. Cummings, of New York, Cuba and the War-Revenue Bill, in the House of
Representatives, April 29, 1898 (Antonio Maceo and Arsenio Martinez
Campos are second cousins)
MOTHER: Mariana Grajales
Coello (June 26, 1808-Nov. 23, 1893)
Mariana
Grajales: Black Progenitress of Cuban Independence. Journal of Negro
History, April 1978.
SON: Antonio Maceo Maryatt
(1881-1952)
El hijo
de Antonio Maceo, Opus (Vol. IX, No. 2), 2005
F.
D. Boynton to Gilbert K. Harroum, Nov. 4, 1899
F.
D. Boynton to Gilbert K. Harroum, Dec. 9, 1899
GRANDSON: Antonio Maceo
Mackle
Antonio
Maceo, grandson of the Cuban Revolutionary Hero, dead at 89
