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Image of a 19th century engraving, by Matthew White Ridley, depicting Queen Elizabeth I as she reviews the. Earl of Leicester's troops at West Tilbury where ...
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The Girona, a Spanish galleass, was wrecked on the 26th of October, 1588, when an adverse wind developed and pushed the ship onto the rocks near Ulster.
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Queen Elizabeth purchased Sir Walter Raleigh's ship, the Ark Royal, to serve ... Elizabeth's fleet initially had fewer ships than the Armada. Each flew ...
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In the fall of 1562, Elizabeth I (played by Glenda Jackson in this clip from Elizabeth R) became desperately ill with smallpox—a contagious, ...
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... Elizabeth-I-The · -Golden-Age. Media Stream. Spanish Armada - Route Around Scotland. Image online, courtesy the Royal Maritime Museums, Greenwich, London. View ...
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Elizabeth, after all, had signed his mother's death warrant. Mary, Queen of Scots - Elizabeth's cousin and heir - had lost her head because she was a ...
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Walter Scot tells us about an incident involving Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth: "The night had been rainy, and just where the young gentleman stood a small ...
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Valentine Dale, a British diplomat during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, was attempting to negotiate with the Duke of Parma (Alexander Farnese) just before the ...
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In 1588, King Philip II of Spain wanted the Duke of Parma (commander of Spanish troops in Flanders) to coordinate with the Duke of Medina-Sidonia (commander ...
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Thirty years after Mary's death, while her half-sister Elizabeth was on the throne, Philip sent the Spanish Armada to invade England. Image online via Wikimedia ...
