The Year after the Armada, and Other Historical Studies
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A series of historical studies and archival essays examines the immediate consequences of the great naval enterprise against England and the subsequent retaliatory operations, using contemporary reports, overlooked manuscripts, and personal journals to reconstruct campaigns, naval developments, and political responses. Individual pieces profile military leaders, court personages, and cultural curiosities—ranging from accounts of seamanship and logistics to episodes of superstition, exorcism, and court intrigue—while tracing the evolution of maritime strategy and the shifting public and governmental reactions to victory, defeat, and the demand for national vindication.
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