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Naval Power in the Twentieth Centurynent arrival of a large Spanish expedition bent on reconquest was one of the main reasons why the River Plate creoles were compelled to declare independence that year in the Tucumán Congress. In April 1815 Spain had sent the largest expeditionary force ever to reach South America, under the command

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: Single Scalar in Homogeneous Turbulence, between the River Plate and Great Britain had come to a happy end, and that a new and more straightforward relationship was about to commence. This process had begun in 1806 when British troops invaded the River Plate as a result of Popham’s rash initiative. Although it was far from clear at the ti

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cenario in which to confront his army. This naturally meant a new alliance between Great Britain and Spain, added to the traditional alliance Britain already had with Portugual, whose Prince Regent, the future King Joao VI, had in 1807 decided to move his court to Brazil, due to the menace of a French invasion in the Iberian peninsula.

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Great Britain and Argentina978-1-4039-1947-2Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972

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Kenneth L. Koch,William L. Haslerh Crown sent out the . Pedro de Mendoza, who founded Buenos Aires in the same year. In 1541, however, Buenos Aires was abandoned, a victim of hunger, disease, and Indian attacks. The settlers oved to Asunción, the present capital of Paraguay, which became the new centre of Spanish settlement and gov

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The British Invasions of the River Plate,rt in this expedition and the British Government itself were also to blame for the many mistakes made during this enterprise, Sir Home Popham was responsible for ensuring that the River Plate expedition got under way in the first place.