Here then the Invincible Armada had arrived at its appointed resting- place.

This prodigious force obtained, in Spain, the ostentatious title of the Invincible Armada.

Here certainly was no very triumphant beginning for the Invincible Armada.

Spain thereupon prepared her fleet, the Invincible Armada, to attack England.

In 1588 the " Invincible Armada" sailed from Spain into the high seas.

The Invincible Armada, already sorely crippled, was standing N.N.E.

This fleet was christened by the Spaniards "The Invincible Armada."

Lord Effingham, one of the Howards, defeated the " Invincible Armada."

Every wave that dashes on the rocky shore carries a legend of the ships of the Invincible Armada.

So strong was it that, as armada is the Spanish for a fleet, it was called the Invincible Armada.

Philip turned upon his new antagonist and sent against England the great fleet called the " Invincible Armada."

The story of the preparation and the fate of the Invincible Armada is almost too well known to require repetition.

And the Spaniards, ostentatious of their power, and elated with vain hopes, had already denominated their navy the Invincible Armada.

An excellent understanding between England and Holland had been the result of their united and splendid exertions against the Invincible Armada.

Had this been done, Philip of Spain would never have been able to threaten England with his " Invincible Armada."

A great fleet known as the Invincible Armada, carrying thirty thousand men, was assembled and in 1588 swept into the English channel.