Agincourt

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how did choice of battlefield impact the outcome of the battle?
Placed at the narrow end of the battlefield, funnelling the french
flanks protected by woodland
clay separated the two forces, difficult to charge across with cavalry
Role of the cavalry and archers at agincourt
Longbowmen (some) fired from the woodland, leading to a disorganised attack
french cavalry tried to retreat but they ended up meeting their own advancing infantry
henry v advantages and disadvantages
+ Fought alongside his men
+ chose a good defensive position
+ good use of cavalry and longbows
ended up trapped and forced to fight
march across France weakened his army
troop numbers
French - 15000
english - 8000
battle 1415

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