By Thomas Bainbridge The battles of the Hundred Years’ War are well known: Crecy, Poitiers, and most famously Agincourt — in which a motley band of brothers fought and defeated the flower of French knighthood, wreaking devastation upon their ranks with the trusty longbow. Lesser known in the annals of history is a battle fought on … Continue reading Scotland’s Agincourt: The Battle of Neville’s Cross