Dec 25, 2016 06:18 PM
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Sadly it is not an essential source since it was composed 150 years after the occasions portrayed and the exposition was about the English Parliament's impact on the war, which this play has nothing to do with. This is another case of why I would love to about-face and re-try those classes to perceive how well my papers turn out now that I know significantly more. I am still shocked that I figured out how to pass.
This play is a bit of promulgation - it portrays Henry V as a legend. All things considered, to the English he is a legend as he resuscitated the hailing war against France with various conclusive triumphs, the best being Agnincourt, the fight whereupon the play is engaged.
