King Henry V: Third Series

King Henry V: Third Series
ISBN-10
1904271081
ISBN-13
9781904271086
Series
King Henry V
Category
Drama
Pages
419
Language
English
Published
1995-03-16
Publisher
A&C Black
Author
William Shakespeare

Description

The events of 'Henry V' follow from 'Henry IV, Part I' and 'II', tracing the development of young Prince Hal into a successful king.

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