Literature/William Shakespeare
Henry V
William Shakespeare, 1599
Shakespeare’s history play of the young King Henry V of England, who invades France to claim its crown and leads his army to the Battle of Agincourt.
Famous quotes
- Prologue, spoken by ChorusIn context
- Act III, Scene I, spoken by King HenryIn context
- Act III, Scene I, spoken by King HenryIn context
But if it be a sin to covet honour,
I am the most offending soul alive.Act IV, Scene III, spoken by King HenryIn context- Act IV, Scene III, spoken by King HenryIn context
- Act IV, Scene III, spoken by King HenryIn context
Contents
Act I
Act II
- Chorus
- Scene ILondon. A street
- Scene IISouthampton. A council-chamber
- Scene IIILondon. Before a tavern
- Scene IVFrance. The King’s palace
Act III
- Chorus
- Scene IFrance. Before Harfleur
- Scene IIThe same
- Scene IIIBefore the gates
- Scene IVThe French King’s palace
- Scene VThe same
- Scene VIThe English camp in Picardy
- Scene VIIThe French camp, near Agincourt
Act IV
- Chorus
- Scene IThe English camp at Agincourt
- Scene IIThe French camp
- Scene IIIThe English camp
- Scene IVThe field of battle
- Scene VAnother part of the field
- Scene VIAnother part of the field
- Scene VIIAnother part of the field
- Scene VIIIBefore King Henry’s pavilion