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Tower Armoury in the Fourteenth Century: Organized crime whose abilities were rumoured toThe documents surviving from the privy wardrobe, the department which administrated the Tower armoury under Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV, provide a unique insight into the use of arms and armour in England as the Hundred Years War unfolded. Here, Thom Richardson expertly brings these documents to life. He answers many long standing questions and challenges a number of assumptions, notably about the use of the longbow and the wearing of armour