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Compare the fighting on land, in World War 1 with the fighting in 1066.
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Compare the fighting on land, in World War 1 with the fighting in 1066 In this essay, I am going to explain some of the differences between 1066, and World War 1. This essay will include the differences in Weapons, Uniform, and the Cavalry. I will be writing about five things, which are similar, and also some which are different. In 1066, weapons were a lot different to those in World War 1. In 1066, they would have used the following; swords, lances, spears, and shields. None of these items were used in World War 1. The Shield was made of wood, and would have been covered in leather, which would then have been painted and glided. It was made in a kite shape, so that it would protect the whole of the body, whilst on a horse. The surface was curved, and could be held horizontally, or vertically. The lance was light, and...
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