Quotulatiousness

June 24, 2019

History of England – Agincourt – Extra History – #5

Filed under: Britain, France, History, Military — Tags: , , , — Nicholas @ 04:00

Extra Credits
Published on 22 Jun 2019

Henry V was formidable and ruthless. Leading an army struck by dysentery, he pressed on to claim more large swaths of France, forming the irresistible Anglo Burgundian alliance.

Henry V is a serious contender for the most impressive man ever to rule England. On his death, a chronicler wrote: “He did not leave his like upon earth among Christian kings or princes.” His only fault was to die young… well, that, and being so horrifically ruthless and cold, that another historian wrote of Henry that he was “conclusive proof that a man may be a hero and yet a monster.”

Thanks again to David Crowther for writing AND narrating this series! https://thehistoryofengland.co.uk/pod…
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