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All of which is extraneous to the question, "Did armies use volleys of arrows?". If the French-speaking English commanders at Agincourt told their archer capta
by IAmBroom 2y ago
All of which is extraneous to the question, "Did armies use volleys of arrows?".
If the French-speaking English commanders at Agincourt told their archer captains to "Laissez-y" instead of "Fire!", what difference does that make?
(For context, King Henry V of Agincourt fame is considered to probably have been the first English monarch who spoke English as a mother tongue, and may have been the first who was remotely proficient in it.)
- Asraelite 2y ago...Yeah? I'm not disagreeing with the rest of the article, just specifically the part about criticising media's use of the word "fire" instead of "loose".