During the Glyndŵr Rising, the House of Percy took up arms against Henry IV of England. Sir Harry Hotspur squared off against the King and his son Henry of Monmouth (the future Henry V) at the Battle of Shrewsbury. As the battle raged, the prince took an arrow to the face. Fortunately for him, the wound was not fatal - at least not immediately so - and he was able to recover thanks to the skilled treatment of Physician General John Bradmore.
But what if the arrow had killed him?
But what if the arrow had killed him?