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spears and long bows with arrows. Before battle they would put them in the ground to put bacteria on them so if it hit someone for instance in the shoulder it would be infected and the victim would have a slow painful death. This stratedgy seemed to work for them as they killed 1 quatre of the foot men with the nifected arrows. It adds up in scores if you count.
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Did William the Conqueror burn his boats?
William DID burn his boats, which meant that none of his men could retreat, which meant there was no going back.
Was William duke of Normandy brave?
Yes he was very brave always at the front of his army, he seemed to be everywhere at the same time! In the battle of Hastings his men were about to give up because they thought he was dead but he took off his helmet to show his men he was still alive. This is brave because Harold Godwinson would have had people trying to kill just William but William still done it to give his army hope and it got them to keep fighting.
How did the short term reasons effect Harold in the battle of Hastings?
He had to kill another guy called Harald from Norway, who also had claims to the throne, at the battle of Stamford Bridge so his men were really tired to go to battle with William of Normandy, later called William the conqueror
Why did William have more men at the Battle of Hastings?
We do not actually know that William had more men at the Battle of Hastings, though many believe he did. We do know, however, that there were a large number of English soldiers who had not yet arrived, and if Harold had waited for them, his army would have been much bigger.
What jobs did William give people in the battle of hastings?
The job of William, Duke of Normandy during the Battle of Hastings was to lead the men to victory by out maneuvering the enemy. This was accomplished by having men with bow and arrow on foot, knights on horses, and other men on foot with clubs.
Did William the Conqueror burn his boats?
William DID burn his boats, which meant that none of his men could retreat, which meant there was no going back.
Who were the three men who wanted to be king after edward the confessor?
They would be Harold, Edgar the AEtheling, and William the Conqueror.
Who was king William II?
The son of the conqueror. He was an able military men, but hated by the church for his disdain of them and his open homosexuality.
What happened in the year 1066 that pertains to the king Arthur legends?
Because 1066 was the year of the battle of Hastings. It was the year that we had what is called our first English King, William the conqueror.
Was William duke of Normandy brave?
Yes he was very brave always at the front of his army, he seemed to be everywhere at the same time! In the battle of Hastings his men were about to give up because they thought he was dead but he took off his helmet to show his men he was still alive. This is brave because Harold Godwinson would have had people trying to kill just William but William still done it to give his army hope and it got them to keep fighting.
When was Men of the Fighting Lady created?
Men of the Fighting Lady was created in 1955.
When was The Fighting Men created?
The Fighting Men was created on 1950-11-01.
What is the duration of Men of the Fighting Lady?
The duration of Men of the Fighting Lady is 1.32 hours.
How did the short term reasons effect Harold in the battle of Hastings?
He had to kill another guy called Harald from Norway, who also had claims to the throne, at the battle of Stamford Bridge so his men were really tired to go to battle with William of Normandy, later called William the conqueror
What is the duration of The Fighting Men?
The duration of Men Must Fight is 1.2 hours.
Why did William have more men at the Battle of Hastings?
We do not actually know that William had more men at the Battle of Hastings, though many believe he did. We do know, however, that there were a large number of English soldiers who had not yet arrived, and if Harold had waited for them, his army would have been much bigger.
Give me a name of one of William Shakespeare's Sonnets?
Sonnet 29: When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes
