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Agincourt 1415 - Did the English win, or did the French lose? (with Lt. Col. Robin Phayre)

Agincourt – 609 Years on from this dramatic battle of the 'Hundred Years War'. --- Want to support the museum and our online talk series? Donate here: https://bit.ly/agincourt1415 --- Lt. Colonel Robin Phayre discusses the Battle of Agincourt (or Azincourt), 1415, and asks the question, was it the English who won, or was it the French that lost the Battle? Robin looks at the principal participants, King Henry V and Charles VI of France, and with reference to some participants from our home county ofOxfordshire, including the Earl of Oxford, as well as Thomas Chaucer, the son of Geoffrey Chaucer. Explore the landing at Harfleur and the march north towards the small villages of Azincourt, Tramecourt and Maisoncelles, and of course the mud, weapons, and armour of the battle itself. With their ability to move and deploy swiftly, to think for themselves or quickly react to orders, could the archers of Agincourt be likened to more modern light infantry? --- This talk was originally livestreamed (with audience Q&A) at www.sofo.org.uk in October 2023. Please be aware the Art of British War Comics exhibition has now ended at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, but is now touring. Please see the SOFO website for more information about this exhibition or hiring it for your own venue. www.sofo.org.uk Other events mentioned within the Q&A session have also now ended, please check our website for an up to date list of all our talks, tours and other events at the museum. --- We’d like to thank: Lieutenant Colonel Robin Phayre – For bringing us this talk and a unique modern military perspective on this famous medieval battle. Clive Smith - For filming, editing, live streaming and producing this video (and all our other talks!)