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The Welsh longbow, which was often used to fire armour-peircing Bodkin arrows.
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Propaganda against communism.
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trebuchet
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The mighty Longbow.
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Propaganda against communism.
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What was the weapon used to hurl boulders horizontally against an enemy's walls?
trebuchet
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The archival records are incomplete at best and exaggeration of the odds was often used to present the English victory as a greater victory. The number of long bows involved ranges from 7,000 to 8,500 and the number of French casualties to this specialized weapon system is variously reported as between 7,000 and 10,000 men. English reports often indicate that they had no more than 100 casualties while French reports claim that English deaths were as high as 1,600. Some report the English as having as few as few as few as 6,000 men against a French force of 36,000. Others indicate the that the English force was as large as 10,000 and the French as small as 22,000. In any case, it was a major victory for Henry V of England.
