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Agincourt

Christopher Hibbert
4.6
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Duration
4h 39m
Year
1990
Language
English
Publisher
Recorded Books, Inc.

About

What drew a young king and his men onto the hostile plains of Picardy to meet a force four times larger than their own? Was it luck or superb generalship that carried them through? And why does this battle, above all others, stand out like a flare against the inky darkness of the history of war? Find out in this masterful retelling of an unforgettable 15th-century battle.

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  • History
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Artists

Christopher HibbertAuthor
Patrick TullReader

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