Agincourt (1968) By Christopher Hibbert
 
Although succinct, Christopher Hibbert's account of Henry V's campaign in France in 1415, culminating in the amazing Battle of Agincourt, remains a fascinating read for serious students of history. Agincourt consists of ten short chapters, beginning with the preparations for Henry V's expedition to France, the siege of Harfleur, the crossing of the Somme River, the battle of Agincourt itself, and the aftermath of the battle.
 
There are several sketch maps and the author also includes five appendices: genealogical tables for the French and English kings, one of Henry V's campaign contracts, Henry V's retinue, Henry V's ordinances of war and Henry's challenge to the Dauphin. 
 
Soft Cover
189 Pages
In Good condition