The One Show Web Show 11: Corrections and chaos
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When Christine leaned over to Shane at the end of the show, and told him what a lot of xxxxxx trouble he was, I sure she thought they were off air, I loved it, and so did the rest of the bloggers.
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Surely, given the sofa based nature of the show, the section dealing with mistakes should be 'We Sit Corrected'?
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English longbowmen eh? My history lessons suggested that a majority of the Agincourt archers came from Sir Gaerfyrddin in Wales.
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If you check your history i think you will find that it was both English and Welsh long bowman!! I am very disappointed that Mr Snow contiually called them English when the most renound were the Welsh.
Before you say anything I am English not Welsh!
It is another example of us claiming everything as our own and giving credit to nobody else, no wonder the celts (and others) take a dislike to us!!
Below is a brief history lesson for you all:-
The longbow was also used against the English by their Welsh neighbours. The Welsh used the longbow mostly in a different manner than the English. In many early period English campaigns, the Welsh used the longbow in ambushes, often at point blank range that allowed their missiles to penetrate the English Knights' armour and generally do a lot of damage. One famous Welsh longbow victory was on 22 June 1402 when Owain Glyndwr fought a battle against the English at Bryn Glas. He strategically placed his longbowmen on top of a high hill, so that his longbowmen had a better range than the English longbowmen, who were overwhelmed down on the low ground. The result was a conclusive victory for the Welsh.
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tut tut so many mistakes!
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