Battle of Verneuil, 1424 ⚔️ A Second Agincourt ⚔️ England vs France ⚔️ Hundred Years' War

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🚩 The Battle of Verneuil (1424) was the culmination of the continued war in the wake of Henry V's death, after his famous victory at Agincourt. English victory at Verneuil likewise had a profound impact, paving the way for further victories and setting back the French war effort. As a result it took Charles another 30 years to recover the conquests made by Henry V and John, Duke of Bedford.
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📢 Narrated by David McCallion
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The Battle of Verneuil 1424: A Second Agincourt - Richard Wadge (2019)
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@HistoryMarche Год назад

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@molecatcher3383 Год назад

The Milanese heavy cavalry, by choosing to loot the English baggage train instead of turning to attack the rear of the English army, were the decisive factor in the English victory. The Milanese were mercenaries whose main objective was to survive the battle with as much loot as possible. What side won or lost was of secondary importance to them.

@USBearForce Год назад

Ah the old "Cavalry routs the enemy in front of them, stops to loot the enemy baggage, enemy reorganizes and succesfully counterattacks while the cavalry is distracted" routine. It's a genuine classic, goes all the way back to the Battle of Kadesh.

@Boxghost102 Год назад

This battle was just as dramatic and important as Agincourt, and yet has been completely ignored. Thank you for finally giving it some attention.

@mariosebastiani3214 Год назад

I can imagine the depiction of this battle made by a milanese knight when he got back home to his wife: "Both these commanders were waiting, and we were getting bored of staying under the sun, so we headed for the prizes in the rear of the enemy's. Had to trample a few men with long sticks, but no real trouble. After we plundered we saw our employer's army get routed, so we headed northwest and found this lovely tavern and inn in a town a few miles further down the road - maybe we'll go there on vacation next year with the kids."

@drahcirnevarc9152 Год назад

What I'm getting from this is that the ultimate winners were the Milanese cavalry who, having routed the English right, buggered off with the loot from the English baggage train while the English were busy mullering the Scotch.

@Thraim. Год назад

"What about Agincourt?"

@Marmocet Год назад

The French side suffered at least a 39% casualty rate. That's huge, especially considering the fact that the English side lacked cavalry. In this era of warfare, usually, when one side suffers such a large casualty rate, it is because the army has broken and fleeing soldiers are picked off by pursuing cavalry.

@jasonwalker3185 Год назад

That took quite a bit of leadership and nerves of steel from the English to hold ranks against a French army almost double in strength with heavy Calvary, while fielding no Heavy Calvary of their own!

@brokenbridge6316 Год назад

It's ironic that the first Agincourt gets so much glory while the second one is completely forgotten. Great video.

@bashbish4564 Год назад

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@patrickb1303

Thank you for adding the “ughhhhhh” death noise as Henry V faded away it really sank home the fact that he shit himself to death. Funny how they left that out of the Netflix movie.

@the10thhokage60 Год назад

The battle of Cravant was also quite magnificent, a 4000 Anglo-Burgundian host defeating an 8000+ Franco-Scottish. Arrows really did go woosh before canons went bang

@tonyjames5444 Год назад

This battle shows the professionalism and above all toughness of the English army. Any other force would've fled the field after the setbacks at the start of the battle, the fact they stood fast against overwhelming odds is a credit to the leadership of Bedford.

@XScorpionXful Год назад

I didn't know the outcome of this battle beforehand, so the conclusion came as a REAL surprise. Outstanding play from the English.

@nice5396 Год назад

Very well visualised and easy to understand. It is amazing how disciplined the English troops and commanders were, any average army would have broken with their flank broken.

@b-rse Год назад

Bedford sounds like a badass

@wedgeantillies66 Год назад

Verneuil is a victory as decisive as Agincourt for the English. As it destroyed the Dauphin's only major field army that it took him years to replace and allowed the English in the years the followed to overrun and conquer the provinces of Anjou and Maine, extending their control of France to everything north of the Loire.