3903 The blame game – sources for the battle of Agincourt

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Aug 2, 202625:32Society & Culture

One of the first things to note about our surviving sources for the battle of Agincourt (or Azincourt), fought on October 25th, 1415, is just how many of them there are. In a way, this is unsurprising since it was (and i...

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