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to the English and the latter soon found that even in close fight the size of the Spanish ships was no advantage to them, Not half of the Fleet-- returned to Spain and they filled all Spain with accounts of the desperate valour of the English and of the tempestious violence of that ocean which surrounds them. In--1597--An expedition was sent on the Coast of Spain in which Essex-- distinguished himself by his vallour--Cadiz was taken but soon after relinquished-- The counsels of Essex were more agreable to the Queen than those of Burliegh the favourite-- seemed daily to acquire an ascendant over the minester and he had so rivited himself in the Queen's confidence that none of his enemies had ever been able to impeach his credit, but his lofty spirit could ill submit to that implicit deference which her temper required and which she had ever been accustomed to receive from her subjects Her anger naturally prompt and violent rose all this provocation and she instantly gave him a box on the ear--Instead of recollecting himself
