An atmospheric retelling of the Agincourt campaign, mainly looking at
it from the level of a group of archers in a minor retinue, so away
from the main decision makers. Takes us through the mud and confusion
of a Medieval campaign, with all of its disease and confusion, and
gives a good idea of how it must have felt for the common soldiers as
Henry V’s army attempted to escape from far more numerous French
forces. A strong entry in this long running series
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