Agincourt: How Outnumbered English Forces Slaughtered French Nobility | Medieval Dead | Real History
Archaeologist Tim Sutherland unearths historical clues as he digs up burial sites from the Battle of Agincourt, which took place in 1415 in northern France. A weakened English army under King Henry V had their escape route cut off by a huge force of expert French soldiers. What happened next is still a fascinating source of intrigue to this day.
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Countless numbers of the finest men to have ever lived, fought and/or died are having their sacrifices be reduced to nothing. Their nations are being given away to invaders far more foreign/hostile than they could have ever imagined. The voice of their blood cries out from the ground and no one will hear it.
Only like the 900th time this one’s been uploaded! 🤪
Let me guess… English Longbow.
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And the high ground.
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Against unmounted knights charging threw the mud.
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@ericwilliams1659 Italian crossbowmen without their shields, wet bowstrings, and fletching.
This is not a good documentary