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English Troops Speech 1588
In 1588 Queen Elizabeth the first gave a speech. This speech was given during a time period of when she addressed her English Troops at Tilbury which she gathered anticipation of the Spanish Armada Invasion.,she wanted her troops to know that she herself is a worthy sovereign and she also wanted to motivate her troops to get ready and she did that using repetition,acknowledgment, and loaded

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