In carts drawn by oxen were barrels of powder, cross-bows, arrows, cannon-balls, and guns of all kinds, muskets, fowling-pieces, and large cannon.

The two English master-gunners, Philibert de Moslant and William Appleby, accompanied the troops.
There were also two masters of mining with thirty-eight workmen.

Of women there were not a few, some of them acting as spies.[511] [Footnote 511: L.Jarry, _Le compte de l'armee anglaise_, pp.

26, 28, 29.

Boucher de Molandon and de Beaucorps, _L'armee anglaise vaincue par Jeanne d'Arc_, pp.