Military Macclesfield and Britain's Battles 1066-1656

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Military Macclesfield and Britain's Battles 1066-1656Macclesfield Forest had long been a favourite hunting ground of royalty. But it was Edward III who first appreciated how skilled the town's longbowmen were. They helped win the battles of Crecy, Poiters and Agincourt, and were paid 6 pence per day, whereas the Welsh longbowmen received 3 pence per day. There is also a fascinating story of the town's troops involved in the Battle of Flodden. Cheshire was treated differently from other counties and was

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