Agincourt truyện

The Hundred Years' War, spanning from 1337 to 1453, was a critical series of conflicts between England and France. Initially rooted in feudal disputes and claims to the French throne by English monarchs, the war evolved into a multifaceted struggle encompassing military, economic, and political dimensions. Edward III of England's claim to the French throne in 1340 ignited the conflict, leading to significant battles and shifts in power. To read more, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.com/2024/06/hundred-years-war-history-from-feudal.html

Gillian is an archer in command of king Henry the fifth. On Friday, 25 October 1415 Humphrey and his men aproach the castle so he made shelter so his men were ready for war. After Gillian finding plans in his tent he started to question the war and what he is fighting for. He meats Mary, a french villager and he has fallen in love. Follow there journey to try to escape both sides, will Gillian escape? Will Mary escape? All will be answered, in the battle of Agincourt.

** DRAFT VERSION- PLEASE COMMENT AND FEEDBACK YOUR THOUGHTS! TIA ** She stole away to discover a new world, but interrupted a thief. Now Aioffe can't escape from him, or her growing curiosity. Across England and France, Henry V is relentlessly raising an army to secure his throne. Tarl's skills as thief, blacksmith and bowman might land him in the firing line, but all he wants is to clear his debts and restore his family's honour. To pay for his crime he must hand over the strange fae girl to the Church authorities, or he will end up warring with more than just his heart. Fighting with each other risks both of their lives. To avert war breaking out between their races as well as their countries, Aioffe and Tarl must discover what true love is if they are to survive the destiny which awaits them. A thrilling, historical fantasy romance prequel in the Naturae Series. Discover the love story which started the journey and escape into a magical past, where battles of the heart are destined to fight with faith and hope itself.

Wasn't Agincourt one of the greatest battles that English won, the sudden victory, the progress, the honour? Think again.