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Constitutional History of England, Henry VII to George II. Volume 1 of 3

Note 515 — Chapter VI

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Winwood, vol. ii. 100, 152, etc.; Birch's Negotiations of Edmondes. If we may believe Sir Charles Cornwallis, our ambassador at Madrid, "England never lost such an opportunity of winning honour and wealth, as by relinquishing the war." The Spaniards were astonished how peace could have been obtained on such advantageous conditions. Winwood, p. 75.

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