During the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, English soldiers primarily consumed hardtack, a type of dry biscuit, along with salted meats, cheese, and local vegetables. They also relied on whatever supplies they could carry, as the campaign involved long marches and limited access to fresh food. The harsh conditions often meant that their rations were meager and not very varied. Additionally, wine and ale were common beverages among the troops.
A battle is not a living thing and as a result, does not eat.
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You don't.
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People don't eat dessert during a battle. It is not a party.
he ate food
No he didn't. he loved horses race and battle.