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56 hurt them; but the crowd, who were no armour, found that they could get hurt very easily. Conrad Hunn, for instance, was attacking Friesshardt, when the soldier happened to drop his pike. It fell on Conrad’s toe, and Conrad limped away, feeling that ﬁghting was no fun unless you had thick boots on.

And so for a time the soldiers had the best of the fight.