Similar to the results of an earlier victory at Crecy, French knights were  unable to close the gap with the English because they got stuck in the mud, and they were constantly being killed by  arrows.
The winning side in this battle had only around 6,000 men, and were outnumbered nearly six-to-one, although they did have technology on their side, so to speak. Similar to the results of an earlier victory at Crecy, French knights were  unable to close the gap with the English because they got stuck in the mud, and they were constantly being killed by  arrows. This is what battle, that, FTP, allowed Henry V to conquer much of France during the Hundred Years War?
The winning side in this battle had only around 6,000 men, and were outnumbered nearly six-to-one, although they did have technology on their side, so to speak.
Agincourt