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	<title>Comments on: Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell</title>
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		<title>By: John R. Guthrie</title>
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		<description>Hi Jem Bloomfeld--I appreciated reading your &quot;Agincourt&quot; review. Phrases such as the following piqued my interest; &quot;his common soldiers would find convivial company in much modern writing about World War I or Vietnam.&quot; Ditto the allusion to the complexities of the long bow, and other &quot;military technology&quot; of that time. Though you expressed a few reservations, I&#039;ll look around for a copy later today.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Jem Bloomfeld&#8211;I appreciated reading your &#8220;Agincourt&#8221; review. Phrases such as the following piqued my interest; &#8220;his common soldiers would find convivial company in much modern writing about World War I or Vietnam.&#8221; Ditto the allusion to the complexities of the long bow, and other &#8220;military technology&#8221; of that time. Though you expressed a few reservations, I&#8217;ll look around for a copy later today.</p>
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