Including Henry V's victory at Agincourt, FTP, name this war fought between France and England that lasted from 1137 to 1453.
One side in this war made use of a raiding tactic earlier utilized by the Spanish that was known as the chevauchée. The blind John of Bohemia died at one battle in this war. This war, whose history is detailed in Jean Froissart's Chronicles, began with a naval battle at Sluys. One ruler during this war refused to send reserves to one of his generals because he wanted him to "win his spurs." During this war, Edward the Black Prince won the Battle of Crecy. A later battle in this war was fought on muddy terrain that catastrophically slowed Charles D'Albert's cavalry. Including Henry V's victory at Agincourt, FTP, name this war fought between France and England that lasted from 1137 to 1453.
One side in this war made use of a raiding tactic earlier utilized by the Spanish that was known as the chevauchée.
Hundred Years' War