Elizabeth: The Golden Age Soundtrack - Battle (15)

Composed by Craig Armstrong and A.R. Rahman.

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• A.R.
• Rahman

[MebefromBelgium]

Awsome

[NapoleonCalland]

@DogManakaElCid "Wasn't supposed to be the Queen"... haha! Says who?

I like your comment about La Nueva Cartagena, but Phillip II was a religious fanatic who spent a great deal of time burning people in the Netherlands. And whether we think the Armada was sunk by an uncommon natural phenomenon or not, the fact is that most people at the time saw it as divine judgement on a very cruel and arrogant king. So with all due respect to 21st century Spain, Phillip II can shove the Inquisition up his

[cosmictimes]

@SOS763 Don't be so cruel. 1588 is a long time to carry an angst.

[SOS763]

Fuck the Catholic scum! Bastards

Whilst Spain fell onto its impoverished knees - England walked into a mighty golden age. Btw, how's Franco? Haha....

[NapoleonCalland]

@Dalbert342 I get my history from books. You missed the part about what Phillip did in the Netherlands?

[SWITCHSTRUMENTALS]

@Dalbert342 AMEN....PEOPLE WATCH A FEW YOUTUBE VIDS N BECOM OVER NIGHT SCHOLARS

[Dalbert342]

@NapoleonCalland Who says Phillip was a fanatic? He was pissed off at the English not because they were protestants but because english pirates attacked spanish ships carrying goods from South America...The whole 'holy war' thing was a propaganda to get the support of the people for the Armada...I suggest you read something about history from books instead of getting your info from the movies

[prathinfo]

This was composed by A.R.R

[Fcofdez18]

@poodtang1 Read about the "English Contraarmada"..and then,reply me ok?..Regards

[231de300]

Viva España, Larga Vida al Rey !!!! Solo hay que ver la poblaciones actuales americanas para ver quien masacro a los nativos americanos hasta casi extinguirlos.

[WorshipInTruth]

@ImperialGuard9001 Much of Augustine's writings can only be upheld through determinism yet at the end of his life Augustine writes against determinism. He is a strange figure indeed.