<human>:  Why did the English lose at the Battle of Agincourt?
<bot>: The English lost because they were outnumbered. The English army was outnumbered by the French army, which was led by the famous French commander, Charles de Gaulle. The English army was outnumbered by a ratio of about 2:1. The French army was well equipped with a large number of archers and crossbowmen, which made up a significant portion of the French army. The English army had a large number of knights, but these knights were poorly trained and unprepared for battle.