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Garcia y Iñigues, Calixto
Garcia y Iñigues, Calixto ( 1836 – 98 )Cuban nationalist. He led his country's preliminary struggles for independence from Spain. A leader during the Ten Years' War ( 1868 – 78 ), and the Little War ( 1879 – 80 ), his military efforts enjoyed scant success and resulted in his prolonged imprisonment. Cuban troops under his command supported US forces during the Spanish-American War, but Garcia, shortly before his death, rejected his erstwhile allies, fearing that Cuba had simply exchanged one master for another.
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