Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 288
break up into groups, each group deliveringits broadsides in succession on an exposed part of theenemys formation. A contemporary chart depictingthe Armada and the English fleet at the different stagesof fighting in the English Channel unquestionablyshows the Queens ships standing out in… … oi <U >.H S a a O S >>< .J<! |fi. THE ELIZABETHAN AGE curious to observe that though Spain and Portugal hadled the way towards scientific seamanship and naviga-tion, and England had followed, yet the Spaniards stilllooked upon gunnery as a dishonourable practice, stillretained the…
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