by Juliet Barker · Abacus · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780349119182
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«Agincourt: The King, the Campaign, the Battle» is Juliet Barker's historical essay published by Abacus in paperback (461 pages, in English).
Juliet Barker reconstructs the campaign that culminated on October 25, 1415, at Agincourt, within the Hundred Years' War. The essay analyzes the role of Henry V, the English archers and the French cavalry, and places the battle as a military milestone. The author also portrays an era of kings, nobles, bishops and spies.
This New Ed edition from Abacus, published in 2006, includes an introduction by Bernard Cornwell. The work belongs to the genre of medieval and military history.
For lovers of medieval and military history, especially the Hundred Years' War and decisive battles.
