Crécy, Battle of
Crécy, Battle of (26 August 1346) The village of Crécy in northern France was the site for the defeat of the French under Philip VI by the
ARCHERS of the English king, Edward III. Edward's raiding army, anxious to avoid pitched battle, was trapped by a numerically superior French force. The English bowmen dug pits to impede advancing cavalry, while the knights dismounted and formed three supporting divisions, their right commanded by Edward's son and heir,
EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE. Over 1,500 of the French died, including the cream of the nobility, as against some 40 English dead. Edward was able to march north and besiege Calais. This was a decisive English victory at the outset of the
HUNDRED YEARS WAR.
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Bacteria get a bad rap.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service; 8/23/1995; ; 700+ words
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BACTERIA, ANYONE? They're the latest health craze, said to help everything from constipation to cholesterol. But do 'healthy bacteria' probiotic drinks live up to the hype?
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Bacteria create aquatic superbugs in waste treatment plants.
Newspaper article from: NewsRx Health; 6/14/2009; 700+ words
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News Wire article from: AScribe Medicine News Service; 3/16/2004; 700+ words
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Hemolytic bacteria in water from the dental air-water syringe. (Research).(Statistical Data Included)
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bacteria
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Bacteria
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Bacteria, Growth and Reproduction
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Bacteria, Classification
Book article from: World of Forensic Science
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Luminescent Bacteria
Book article from: World of Microbiology and Immunology
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