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Thanks after Armada

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Thanks after Armada

Queen Elizabeth going to St Pauls cathedral, London, to give thanks after the defeat of the Spanish Armada

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1588 Anglo Armada Defeat Give Elizabeth


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This evocative image captures the moment of triumph and gratitude as Queen Elizabeth I of England makes her way to St. Paul's Cathedral in London on September 3, 1588, following the decisive victory against the Spanish Armada. The Spanish fleet, which had set sail with the intention of invading England and overthrowing the Protestant Queen, was shattered by the English navy under the command of Lord Howard of Effingham and Sir Francis Drake. The defeat, which took place in July and August of that year, marked a turning point in the Anglo-Spanish War and secured England's position as a major European power. The Queen's procession through the streets of London was a grand display of national unity and pride. Throngs of citizens gathered to catch a glimpse of their monarch, waving and cheering as she passed by. Elizabeth, resplendent in her regal attire, rode in a gilded carriage, accompanied by her nobles and courtiers. The air was filled with the sound of bells ringing, cannons firing, and the joyful shouts of the people. Upon reaching St. Paul's Cathedral, the Queen gave thanks to God for the victory and the safety of her people. The service was a solemn and moving affair, attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury and other high-ranking clergy. The Queen's speech, delivered from the pulpit, expressed her gratitude for the divine intervention that had saved England from the Spanish threat. This historic moment, captured in this beautiful print from Mary Evans Picture Library, is a testament to the resilience and determination of Queen Elizabeth I and the English people during a time of great adversity. It serves as a reminder of the rich and complex history of England and its monarchy, and the pivotal role that events such as the defeat of the Spanish Armada continue to play in shaping the world we know today.

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