In this play, Katherine of Valois ("val-WAH") tries to learn English in one scene and awkwardly tries to communicate with the titular character before their marriage.
In this play, Katherine of Valois ("val-WAH") tries to learn English in one scene and awkwardly tries to communicate with the titular character before their marriage. At the end of the play, the king dies young, leaving his infant son in charge in a difficult political time. At the Battle of Hartfleur, the titular character exhorts his troops with "Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more." Name this final play of Shakepeare's historical tetralogy which recounts the English victory over the French during the Hundred Years War at the Battle of Agincourt.
In this play, Katherine of Valois ("val-WAH") tries to learn English in one scene and awkwardly tries to communicate with the titular character before their marriage.
{Henry V}