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And you know what they call me?
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Loved this final book of the 100 years war series they holy grail topology, 1356 and this azincourt.
Cracking read kept me hooked (pun intended), lots of action and a really good story and characters a real page turner.
Good characterisation, historic information was very interesting.
Bloodthirsty yes but most wars are, well worth a read even if history does not appeal to you.
Shipping
I ordered this book as a gift for my partner and he thoroughly enjoyed it - very pleased with the ordering and delivery process.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Mr cornwell has written another master peice
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The author pulls no punches with the gruelling and bloody violence of the battle field so not for the squeamish
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Very realistic depiction of mediaeval battles which are impossible to comprehend nowadays in terms of the sheer savagery and bloodlust
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Graphic scenes of bloodshed but there some really funny parts
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Bit gruesome at times but reflecting attitudes of the day and a bit of romance included to make a wellrounded tale
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
A typicsl historical novel from bernard cornwell
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The book starts at the seige of soissons and the massacre of british archers after torturing them by cutting off their bow string fingers supposedly the source of the 2 fingered insult
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If you have read the grail trilogy set earlier in the 100 years war you will no what to expect
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