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Sunday, 25 October 2009
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This is a great film over a great play over a great event. The Battle of Agincourt 1415 was a great display on what a disciplined army of combined arms (light, mobile archers and heavy, powerful men-at-arms) on hands of a brilliant commander can do against a much larger enemy which is aggressive, arrogant and impetuous with no central command and discipline whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteAs a history re-enactment enthusiast I really like this.