Little Brown Brother: How The United States Purchased And Pacified The Philippine Islands At The Century's Turn (Francis Parkman Prize Edition) by Leon Wolff Film Photography & Theater

Little Brown Brother: How The United States Purchased And Pacified The Philippine Islands At The Century's Turn (Francis Parkman Prize Edition) by Leon Wolff Film Photography & TheaterFrom the front flap of this 383 page book: "Although nearly forgotten today, the U. S. annexation of the Philippines came at the end of a bloody and highly controversial war that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, cost six hundred million dollars, and set America firmly on the path of imperial expansion. In [this book], Leon Wolff tells the full story, revealing how and why the U. S. went from aiding Filipino independence to forcefully annexing

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