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Title: The Coded Language of Empire: Digital History, Archival Deep Dives, and the Imperial United States in Cuba's Third War of Independence.
Authors: Craig, Kalani (AUTHOR), Díaz, Arlene J (AUTHOR), Kloster, David (AUTHOR)
Source: American Historical Review. Jun2024, Vol. 129 Issue 2, p475-516. 42p.
Subjects: Linguistics, Imperialism, Cuban Revolution, 1895-1989, War correspondents, Gómez, Máximo, 1836-1905, Historical research methods, Digital libraries, Historical analysis
Abstract: The article focuses on the linguistic imperial norms that were used during Cuba's Third War of Independence by analyzing the work of three U.S. war correspondents that describe General Máximo Gómez. The authors detail their methodological structure used for historical analysis, including digital analytical tools and archival deep dives.
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