On the 25th October 1415, the English king Henry V celebrated a major victory in the Hundred Years War when he defeated the numerically superior French army at the Battle of Agincourt.
The Battle of Castillon, considered to be the last battle of the Hundred Years’ War, was fought between France and England.
The Peasants’ Revolt was triggered when John Bampton arrived in Essex to investigate non-payment of the poll tax.
The first recorded naval battle featuring artillery took place in the first naval engagement of the Hundred Years’ War.
On the 30th May 1431, Joan of Arc was executed by being burned at the stake.
On the 12th February 1429, the curiously-named Battle of the Herrings was fought between French and English forces near the village of Rouvray in France.
On the 26th August 1346, one of the most decisive battles in the Hundred Years War was won by the army of the English king Edward III.
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