Bernard Cornwell

Azincourt is an historical novel written by Bernard Cornwell.

Cornwell

Cornwell is the author of Azincourt (2008) and 1356 (2012), which were New York Times best-sellers.

prize-winning author Juliet Barker

In this landmark study of Agincourt, prize-winning author Juliet Barker draws upon a huge range of sources, published and unpublished, English and French, to give a compelling account of a battle upon which so many legends have been built.

Philippe Contamine

Azincourt is a book by Philippe Contamine on --1964.

the tale of Nicholas Hook, , an archerwho begins the novel by joining the garrison of Soissons, a city whose patron saints were Crispin and Crispinian

Azincourt is the tale of Nicholas Hook, an archer, who begins the novel by joining the garrison of Soissons, a city whose patron saints were Crispin and Crispinian.

René de Belleval

In 1865 René de Belleval published a highly significant book, Azincourt (Paris:

Duke

Duke wrote Agincourt to Duke's while imprisoned in the Tower of London.

Duncan Dunbar

James Laing's original name had been intended to be Abyssinia, but Agincourt was launched in 1844 for Duncan Dunbar as Agincourt.

the Conqueror

Here the Conqueror is talking to us about the Conqueror's ancestors and how reading all their letters had inspired the Conqueror to write the Conqueror's book, Agincourt.