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| '''Thomas West, 2nd Baron West''' (]–], ]) succeeded as Baron West at the age of 14. He is listed on a pipe-roll as being present at the ] with a ] of 14 ] and 40 ], and he is known to have perished during the campaign, but the date given for his death suggests that he died of dysentery during the army's stay at ] after the ]. | '''Thomas West, 2nd Baron West''' (]–], ]) succeeded as Baron West at the age of 14. He is listed on a pipe-roll as being present at the ] with a ] of 14 ] and 40 ], and he is known to have perished during the campaign, but the date given for his death suggests that he died of dysentery during the army's stay at ] after the ] and surrender of that town. | ||
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Thomas West, 2nd Baron West (1391–September 30, 1415) succeeded as Baron West at the age of 14. He is listed on a pipe-roll as being present at the Battle of Agincourt with a retinue of 14 lancers and 40 archers, and he is known to have perished during the campaign, but the date given for his death suggests that he died of dysentery during the army's stay at Harfleur after the seige and surrender of that town.
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