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  1. Nov 3

    "Ships had to be modified to freight horseflesh." Best line I've read so far! lesson 1.15: Transporting the army to Agincourt.

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  3. Nov 2

    Excited to learn that will be running again in 2016, and possibly with an extra week. My interest is registered!

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  4. Nov 1

    Thanks to everybody who has taken part in the Agincourt 1415: Myth and Reality online course, it has been a great experience

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  5. Oct 31

    Wide awake so I'm catching up on I'm gripped already!

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  6. Oct 29

    Ever imagined you'd be there at the 600th anniversary when you started researching the battle?

  9. Oct 27

    congratulations me too.

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  11. Oct 27

    A second interesting week on , examining the significance of siege guns at Harfleur and the limits of chronicles as sources.

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  12. Oct 27 Southampton, England

    Next Monday will be airing 'The Invention of France' in which Agincourt features

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  13. Oct 26

    is answering questions on his article 'Transporting Henry V's army' in

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  14. Oct 26

    This week we look at medieval guns and the siege of Harfleur in 1415

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  15. Oct 26 Southampton, England

    Great first week of and lots of engaged responses to the articles.

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  17. Oct 25

    Henry V credited victory @ to St John of Beverley, fought on the feast of his translation

  18. Oct 25

    Switching over to Chrome to work on my class. *shakes fist at crashing browser* Halfway through week 1 but enjoying it so far.

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