Place Unit Type
City or Town
Containing Unit
Dominican Republic
Date Type
A 6000-man rebel army captures the city of Santiago in Spanish-ruled Santo Domingo US/the World
Exiles from Haiti make a daring attack on Spanish-ruled Santo Domingo opening the two-year War of Restoration US/the World
Rebels in Spanish-ruled Santo Domingo make a new declaration of independence US/the World
Santo Domingo, after seventeen years of independence, reverts to Spanish colonial rule US/the World
U.S. Secretary of State William Seward meets with the president of the Dominican Republic in Santo Domingo. US/the World
Date Title
New York Times, “Spain as an American Power,” September 24, 1860
New York Herald, “The New York Herald and the Disunion Question,” November 4, 1860
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