The English and Allied Forces Achieve a Decisive Sea Victory
English fleets under Sir George Rack broke through the enemy boom near Cadiz and routed French and Spanish defenses. The Duke of Marlborough’s forces claimed success on land, while a Danish allied force supported by heavy naval activity contributed to a string of engagements. Gratitude to divine providence was pledged in a solemn national thanksgiving.
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