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Rated: 5 times. Average rating 4.80
Description
An examination of the ongoing legacy of the Battle of Agincourt draws on a wide range of sources and refutes popular beliefs to offer insight into how the conflict's outnumbered English archers succeeded against more heavily armed French knights.
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Books by Juliet R. V. Barker:
- Agincourt (2005)
