Explore how this epic 100-year conflict transformed England and France from feudal territories into modern nations, featuring legendary figures like Joan of Arc and revolutionary military innovations.
Best quote from Medieval Game of Thrones: The Hundred Years' War
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The English longbow didn't just change military tactics; it revolutionized society itself, turning peasant farmers into the masters of Europe's battlefields and accidentally laying the groundwork for democratic ideals.
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