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Dominic mentions reading 'the Lady Bird book about Henry V' as a child, referencing it when discussing the famous tennis balls episode

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Described as Anne Curry's 'absolutely groundbreaking book on Agincourt' - she is referred to as 'the great doyenne of Agincourt studies' and the book is cited for details about the Cabochian violence

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Referred to as 'Christopher Ormond' (likely a transcription of Allmand), described as 'the great biographer of Henry V' who is cited regarding the tennis balls story and its historical evidence

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Described as part of Sumption's 'absolutely enormous history of the Hundred Years' War' - quoted directly regarding Henry V's religious motivations for claiming the French throne

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Referred to as Juliet Barker's 'wonderful book on Agincourt' - cited for the statistic that Henry's invasion fleet was 12 times the size of the Spanish Armada