Sugar, Cigars, and Revolution: The Making of Cuban New York

Introduction: New York Stories
PART I. SUGAR:: 1823–1868
1 The Port
2 Exiles, Sojourners, and Annexationists
3 An Emerging Community and a Rising Activism

PART II. WAR:: 1868–1895
4 War and Exodus
5 Cuban New York in the 1870s
6 Waging a War in Cuba . . . and in New York
7 The Aftermath of War and a Changed Community
8 José Martí, New Yorker
Epilogue: “Martí Should Not Have Died”
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
NOTES
REFERENCES
INDEX