The Spanish Armada

The Spanish Armada

The defeat of the Spanish Armada was a turning point in world history. To the surprise of King Philip II of Spain, his magnificent fleet sent to invade England was virtually destroyed in two weeks by Queen Elizabeth's navy. Here Dr. Lewis presents a complete analysis of the defeat of the Spaniards in 1588, of the respective commanders and their men, their ships and weapons, their living conditions and morale, the strengths and weaknesses, mistakes and triumphs of both sides. In doing so he reveals the real reasons for England's victory over the apparently invincible Spanish fleet.

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