Bowmen of England

The Bowmen of England refers to skilled archers who played a crucial role in medieval warfare, particularly during the Hundred Years' War. Notable for their use of the longbow, these archers could shoot arrows accurately and at great distances, making them a formidable force on the battlefield. Famous battles, such as Agincourt in 1415, highlighted their impact, as English bowmen contributed significantly to victories against larger forces. Their expertise in archery not only shaped military tactics but also influenced social status, as many were commoners who rose to prominence through their skills.