Shakespeare's happy few or brazen butchery in a bog?

Once more unto the anti-French bias, dear friends, once more! This episode looks at King Henry V's great victory at Agincourt, later immortalized by The Bard, and tries to separate historical fact from literary fiction. Warning: indulgent attempt at Branagh-esque St Crispin's Day speech ahead.

Tragic hunting accident or justified regicide of a flaming Frenchie?

Beginning with an unintended but mostly welcome anti-French bias, we look at the death of King William II of England in the New Forest and its consequences, while examining the possible theories, some more plausible than others, as to what happened. Warning: contains talk of fertility Gods and other absolute bobbins.