Abstract
The end of the Seven Years' War had a decisive impact on the defensive configuration of the Spanish American territories in the following years. This article aims to identify how Santiago de Cuba was involved in this new strategy by documenting an unknown fortification project by the engineer Beltrán Beaumont and the Marshal Alejandro O'Reilly. Its analysis will allow us to recognise a both personal and technical conflict as the cause of its unsuccessful implementation.
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