Surrender of Kinsale
Aguila agrees terms to surrender Kinsale and other Spanish-held positions, ending the principal invasion attempt launched in support of the Irish rebellion.
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Aguila agrees terms to surrender Kinsale and other Spanish-held positions, ending the principal invasion attempt launched in support of the Irish rebellion.
After the failure of the Spanish invasion of Ireland, leading to the defeat at the Battle of Kinsale, Philip accepts that further attacks on England are unlikely to succeed
After the failure of the Spanish invasion of Ireland, leading to the defeat at the Battle of Kinsale, Philip accepts that further attacks on England are unlikely to succeed
James continues direct correspondence with Elizabeth while cultivating the relationship that supports his expectation of succeeding peacefully to the English crown.
In the same letter, Galileo formulates the law of chords concerning descent times along chords of a vertical circle.
Galileo writes to Guidobaldo del Monte describing his principle that pendulums of equal length have approximately equal periods.
Publishes Astronomia Danica using observations made with Tycho Brahe.
Presents a detailed Danish account of planetary theory and astronomical calculation.
Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Somerset & Wiltshire
Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Somerset & Wiltshire, 1st term
Birth of Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester
Fails to capture Geneva
Appointed Colonel of a Walloon regiment in Austrian service
Declares war on Persia