...XXIV CONCLUSION IT is doubtful if any nation rated as a first power ever entered upon a war of offence in a condition of less military preparation than was...the possession of the War Department to fully equip 10,000 men in addition to the regular army as it then stood. In discussing the unpreparedness for war,...

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...prepared ^American to haniilej clothe, or feed so many men. Secretary of War, 455 War Alger said, " It is doubtful if any nation rated as a first-class...military preparation than was the United States in 1898." Meanwhile a second Spanish fleet of four THE SPANISH WAR AND ITS RESULTS pedo boats left Spain for...

...War Department was not prepared to handle, clothe, or feed so many men. Secretary of War Alger said, "It is doubtful if any nation rated as a first-class...offense in a condition of less military preparation." Meanwhile a second small Spanish fleet left Spain for Cuba. Admiral Schley with a flying squadron was...

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