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Speech to the troops at Tilbury

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History

 

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January 31, 2014

 

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She was Protestant and had also refused his marriage proposal years before. Elizabeth continuously attempted to negotiate her way to peace without conflict. However, in the summer of 1588, Philip II of Spain sent his enormous fleet against the English nation. In an effort to rally the troops at Tilbury, Elizabeth made of the most famous speeches of her career...
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In an effort to rally the troops at Tilbury, Elizabeth made of the most famous speeches of her career. Through their superior tactics, ship design, and good fortune, the English defeated the Spanish Armada. The conflict with the Spanish Armada represented the summit of a long and drawn out struggle among Protestant England and Catholic Spain...
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