france gave the u.s. the statue of liberty in 1803.
when did france give the u.s. the statue of liberty?
1803
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henry would employ the english and welsh archers on a massive scale in his campaign at agincourt. upon the death of henry iv, thomas, duke of clarence (henry v's younger brother) was supported as the heir rather than henry. the dauphin was made duke of guyenne, which was english gascony, as the armagnacs wanted gascony back under their own sovereignty. clarence was to lead the english in gascony, not henry; this would give him a chance to take the throne of england. while clarence was away in gascony, henry v took the throne. henry had also successfully fended off the dauphin's designs on the guyenne region. as henry started his reign in 1413, and the civil war in france was still on, henry demanded that the king of france give him back an extended aquitaine, normandy, the ports of provence, the old county of toulouse (which was vassal to the angevin empire), and the provinces of maine and anjou. the french refused to accept his demands, and they ignored his claims. in 1415, at the age of twenty-eight, henry began his invasion of france which would culminate in the battle of agincourt.
dual monarchy of england and france