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The History of Cuba, vol. 5

The volume surveys Cuba's physical geography, climate, soils, harbors, and natural resources, assessing agricultural, mineral, and commercial potential while tracing economic development under colonial rule and prospects for autonomous growth. It combines descriptive chapters on topography, climate, and ports with discussions of agricultural practice, fisheries, and commerce, and includes biographical sketches of leading economic thinkers and administrators. Material derives from governmental compilations and contemporary studies, offering practical information and analysis intended to guide investors, policymakers, and readers interested in the island's resources and economic possibilities.

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The volume surveys Cuba's physical geography, climate, soils, harbors, and natural resources, assessing agricultural, mineral, and commercial potential while tracing economic development under colonial rule and prospects for autonomous growth. It combines descriptive chapters on topography, climate, and ports with discussions of agricultural practice, fisheries, and commerce, and includes biographical sketches of leading economic thinkers and administrators. Material derives from governmental compilations and contemporary studies, offering practical information and analysis intended to guide investors, policymakers, and readers interested in the island's resources and economic possibilities.

About the Author

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Willis Fletcher Johnson

Willis Fletcher Johnson was an American author and historian known for his extensive writings on American history and notable historical figures. His works include the philosophical treatise "My country, 'tis of thee!" which offers a reflective view on the United States' past and present, and the detailed account of the Johnstown Flood, capturing the disaster's impact on the community. Johnson also authored a multi-volume history of Cuba, contributing to the understanding of its historical context. His biographies, such as that of General William Tecumseh Sherman, further illustrate his focus on significant American personalities and events.

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