Talk:Battle of Shrewsbury

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[edit] Numbers

The numbers given regarding the size of the army and extent of casualties are impossibly high. I've added a quick note to try and combat this, but the article really needs an overhaul. It reads more like a chronicle than an analysis of battle. Perhaps one day I'll have time to come back to it. Anyone else interested in the meantime should check out the Barker and Prestwich books referenced, and other reputable historians. Gwinva 03:16, 14 November 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:Battle of Shrewsbury

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