The Delome letter was written by Enrique Dupuy de Lome, the Spanish minister with the portfolio of Cuba. It was a letter that criticized the President McKinley of the United States and was leaked to the press which is often referred as the beginning of the Spanish-American War.\
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It was a letter by Don Enrique Duprey de Lome, the Spanish Ambassador, for the US to the Spainsh foreign minister of Spain. Intercepted by Cuban revolutionaries and given to Hearst newspapers it helped spark the war with Spain over Cuba. McKinley criticized the letter as weak and for gaining favor. It was published Feb. 9, 1898 and McKinley asked Congress to declare war two months later on April 11, 1898. He had public support to go to war because of the letter.
It was a personal letter from Minister Enrique Dupuy de Lome of Spain that was critical of President McKinley that was leaked to the New York Journal and published on 9 February 1898.
It was published in the New York Journal on 9 February 1898.
criticized President Mckinley
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The de Lome letter.
The de Lome letter.
The De Lome letter was important because it was a private letter that was published in the American press telling about his feelings on President McKinley negatively. This prompted De Lome's resignation informing the U.S. authorities that it was his own views and not those of his government.
Spain's Minister de Lome was less then diplomatic.
It was critical of President McKinley, however in truth, Ambassador de Lome's criticism was valid and accurate although very undiplomatic.
The de Lome letter.
The de Lome letter.
The de Lome letter.
The De Lome letter was important because it was a private letter that was published in the American press telling about his feelings on President McKinley negatively. This prompted De Lome's resignation informing the U.S. authorities that it was his own views and not those of his government.
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Spain's Minister de Lome was less then diplomatic.
It was critical of President McKinley, however in truth, Ambassador de Lome's criticism was valid and accurate although very undiplomatic.
The de Lome letter.
It was a scandalous but relatively accurate depiction of William McKinley's leadership skills.
Enrique Dupuy de Lome.
In the hope that it would embarass amd anger President McKinley.
De Lome letter