The Battle of Agincourt

Monday, November 8, 2010

This man was a French soilder that was captured by the english and at one point came face to face with King Henry.

Posted by The French Side at 6:05 PM

Cavalry

Here you could see clearly the positions of both armies right before the attack and where each type of infacntry was located

This is a map that shows clearly the position of where King Henry's army was in (red) and the French army in (blue)

Swordsmen of Agincourt

The French Long Sword was a big, long sword that was a favorite to the French. The sword was used for thrusting at an enemy but was quite heavy.

Clothing Men Would Wear

Clothes Women Would Wear In France

About 2,000 French soilders were on horseback while in the Battle of Agincourt.

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