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The 16 pages that link to English longbow, each with the reason it gives.

• LongbowBroader topic: This is the form most closely associated with the longbow’s military reputation.

• Battle of AgincourtRelated: Massed longbow fire disrupted French attacks and helped define the battle’s fighting.

• Battle of CrécyRelated: Crécy became a lasting example of the battlefield impact attributed to English longbowmen.

• Edward III of EnglandRelated: English archers helped make Edward’s victories at Crécy and other battles possible.

• Battle of BannockburnRelated: English archers threatened Scottish formations but were disrupted during the battle.

• ArcheryBroader topic: Its battlefield reputation shaped later ideas about the military power of archery.

• Battle of PoitiersRelated: English archers contributed to the French advance breaking down under fire.

• Bow and arrowBroader topic: It became a prominent military weapon in medieval England.

• ArrowRelated: Its military use made arrows central to battlefield tactics.

• Battle of PatayRelated: English archers depended on time and prepared ground to make longbow volleys effective.

• Battle of AljubarrotaRelated: English archers in Portuguese service contributed to the defensive fire at Aljubarrota.

• Taxus baccataBroader topic: The bow's fame rests partly on the quality of European yew wood.

• Battle of AurayRelated: English archers supported John IV’s force during the battle.

• Battle of FormignyRelated: The English relied on archers and a defensive position, but could not prevent French reinforcements from turning the battle.

• History of archeryBroader topic: Its use at battles such as Crécy made it a prominent case of military archery.

• Ulmus glabraRelated: Wych elm wood was among the timbers used to make longbows.