Further Reading
- Patterson, Alfred Temple "The Other Armada: The Franco-Spanish attempt to invade Britain in 1779", Manchester, UK, Manchester University Press (1960)
- H2G2 article on the Armada- bbc.co.uk, accessed 2007-12-06
- Hippeau, Célestin (ed.) "Le gouvernement de Normandie au XVIIe et au XVIIIe siècle" (transcripts of French documents, with introduction) Caen, Goussiaume de Laporte (1863)
- Specifically chapter 4, which spreads from Volume 1 to Volume 2- via Google Books, accessed 2007-12-06
- McLynn, Frank. Invasion: From the Armada to Hitler, 1588-1945. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1987.
- Middleton, Richard. The War of American Independence. Pearson, 2012.
- del Río, Antonio Ferrer "Historia del reinado de Carlos III en España" (vol. 3 chapter 2) Madrid, Matute (1856), via Google Books- accessed 2007-12-06
- http://www.southcoastsar.org/SpanishSoldiers.htm
- Thomas Chavez, Spain and the Independence of the United States, p138
- Regan, Geoffrey. Great Naval Blunders Andre Deutsch Ltd. 2012 ISBN 978-0233003504
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