Select the FALSE part of the narrative: Philip II, King of Spain (a) was angered and offended by British piracy and bad dentistry, as well as by (b) the fact that it was a Protestant queen, Elizabeth I, that was behind their activities, so (c) he decided to invade and conquer England, forcing her people back to Catholicism, and all of this was to be done by way of the Spanish Armada, the greatest assemblage of naval power to that point in history (d) Unfortunately for Philip, Elizabeth had not only the Royal Navy on her side (e) but also the supposed magical power of the magician John Dee, who may or may not have summoned a great "Protestant wind" from out of the North Sea and into the English Channel to wreck the invading Spanish fleet.