In 1497, King Henry VII of England sent a ship that would arrive at the Lance Oz Meadows in Newfoundland, and hit Ferdinand's base camp there, which was meant to greet the British.

Originally, it was intended for the Spanish army to send them back, but on second thought, wouldn't it be better to kill them?

Anyway, in Newfoundland, the Spanish army had enough troops, and the ships were more numerous and stronger. And it would be much easier to destroy those people after they went ashore, so why send them back to the British to keep a memory?

Who hasn't been shipwrecked these days? So, send them back or kill them?

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