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At Agincourt

by G. A. Henty

Level C1 · AdvancedAdventureHistoricalChildren's21 chapters
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About this book

Amidst the bitter feud ravaging France, a noble English household prepares to join the fray, bringing skilled archers and knights to a land torn by civil war. Loyalty, love, and valor intertwine as they stand on the brink of the legendary Battle of Agincourt.

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Contents

21 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER I — A FEUDAL CASTLE
03CHAPTER II — TROUBLES IN FRANCE
04CHAPTER III — A SIEGE
05CHAPTER IV — A FATAL ACCIDENT
06CHAPTER V — HOSTAGES
07CHAPTER VI — IN PARIS
08CHAPTER VII — IN THE STREETS OF PARIS
09CHAPTER VIII — A RIOT
10CHAPTER IX — A STOUT DEFENCE
11CHAPTER X — AFTER THE FRAY
12CHAPTER XI — DANGER THREATENED

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