tour k tour, alternately

4. du parti contraire, “ the adverse party,” i.e., his opponents.

5. bataille d’Azincourt (1415), so called from Agincourt, a small town in the extreme northwestern part of modern France, was fought between

NOTES

Henry V of England who had landed with an invading army and was met by a vastly superior force of the French. The English routed their opponents with great slaughter after a three hours’ battle.

Page 8. — i. Bourguignons, Burgundians.