In a longer perspective, [Verneuil] has always been a hard battle to make sense of. Chronicle accounts of what happened on the field are thoroughly confusing. Waurin is little help here; he admitted that he was too busy fighting to have any real sense of the wider situation and Wadge’s suggested reconstruction of events involves ignoring elements of his account. It is symptomatic that Verneuil has never been the subject of a title in the Osprey Campaign series and that, while Agincourt is still endlessly re-fought (and fought over) in print, this is the first book length study to be devoted specifically to it. Whatever criticisms may follow, Wadge should be congratulated on finally giving Verneuil the level of sustained attention it deserves.