Describe the death toll of the battle of Agincourt. For example, were the losses lopsided or did both sides suffer fairly equally? How are the dead accounted for in terms of class and social status?

The death toll is extremely lopsided with the French losing significantly more than the English. The French have lost several high-ranking noblemen including the Duke of Orleans in addition to fifteen hundred other soldiers with various titles. The French also have lost a considerable number of common soldiers and mercenaries. The English have lost a few noblemen such as the Duke of York and the Earl of Suffolk and considerably fewer common soldiers.