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June 2, 2019

History of England – Fire and Swords – Extra History – #2

Filed under: Britain, France, History, Military, Weapons — Tags: , , — Nicholas @ 06:00

Extra Credits
Published on 1 Jun 2019

On the 26th of August,1346, Philip’s army drew near the English force. The French were strung out for miles. Phillip’s best commanders advised caution: put on those comfy jim-jams the Queen gave you last Christmas, don the royal slippers, get a goodnight’s snooze, and let everyone catch up, then drown the English in a river of their own blood after a light breakfast. But Phillip looked upon the current puny size of the English army, and ordered the attack anyway…

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