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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Spanish Armada"”.

  1. The Spaniard in Elizabethian Drama 1560-1610

    … role until 1588 when England defeated the Spanish Armada. In fact, the sixteenth century Is In great part the story of Spain emblazoned across the horizon of Europe; while in smaller part it is the story of England which crossed that horizon. And thus it happened that the glory of Spain was …

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  2. Behold These English Dogs!: Englishmen in the Atlantic World Before the Holy Office of the Inquisition, 1560-1630

    This thesis asserts that the Spanish Inquisition treated Englishmen more severely than any other group. The inquisitorial persecution of Englishmen, especially by the Tribunal in New Spain (México), set off a chain reaction of events that infuriated Queen Elizabeth I of England and brought about …

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  3. In His Majesty’s Service: the career of Captain Francisco de Cuéllar in the armed forces of the Spanish Monarchy (1578-1606)

    … officer who served in the armed forces of the Spanish Monarchy during the late sixteenth century. He is known to Irish history through a remarkable account (Carta) that he composed about his experiences in Ireland and Scotland following shipwreck on the Sligo coast in September 1588. While …

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  4. A novel, Curse of the time witch : and, An essay, The time-slip novel

    … set in Elizabethan England at the time of the Spanish Armada in 1588, follows Nesbit’s formula to some extent, except that the events are seen through the eyes of a protagonist living in the past who is visited by the other protagonist from the twenty-first century. My novel is also somewhat …

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