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Uncle Sam and the Goddess of Liberty bring freedom to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines (1898 newspaper cartoon)

Uncle Sam and the Goddess of Liberty bring freedom to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines (1898 newspaper cartoon)

Secretary Kerry Looks at Poster in Ernest Hemingway's Cuba Home

Secretary Kerry Looks at Poster in Ernest Hemingway's Cuba Home