Thu Jan 22 23:13:44 2009 UTClccn-n50-381270.61King Henry V0.611.00Prince Henry of Monmouth-- his letters and despatches during the war in Wales. 1402-1405Henry_V_of_Englandn 50038127oca00073360a118548182HenryV,King of England,1387-1422lccn-n78-95332Shakespeare, William1564-1616lccn-n81-147432HenryIVKing of England1367-1413lccn-n80-9712Olivier, Laurence1907-1989prflccn-n86-138505Holm, Ian1931-actlccn-nr88-9360Branagh, Kennethdrtlccn-no90-12087Newton, Robert1905-1956lccn-n83-206694Orrery, Roger BoyleEarl of1621-1679lccn-n79-74359British Broadcasting Corporationorglccn-n83-9534Gwillim, Davidprflccn-no00-71326Asherson, ReneeHenryVKing of England1387-1422HenryVKing of England1387-1422600Globe Theatre (London, England : 1996- )English drama--Early modern and ElizabethanJuvenile worksManuscripts, Medieval1500-1600BibliographyAuthorshipFrance--NormandyMiddle AgesOldcastle, John,--Sir,--d. 1417MonarchySourcesVideo AdaptationsEngland--LondonMotion picturesChurch history--Middle AgesLollardsForeign filmsWar filmsMilitary historyVideo recordings for the hearing impaired1380-1422John,--King of England,--1167-1216Henry--VI,--King of England,--1421-1471Henry--VIII,--King of England,--1491-15471399-1485Richard--III,--King of England,--1452-1485Historical filmsRichard--II,--King of England,--1367-1400Political scienceHistorical drama, EnglishFilm and video adaptationsFranceCriticism, interpretation, etc.Films for the hearing impairedBiographyAgincourt, Battle of (France : 1415)France--AgincourtFictionFeature filmsHenry--IV,--King of England,--1367-1413Shakespeare, William,--1564-1616Henry V (Shakespeare, William)Literature1413-1422Kings and rulersHistoryGreat BritainDramaHenry--V,--King of England,--1387-1422138714221536156815981600160216051608161716191664166816691670167216751677168016901694170017041710171617231724172717341735175017591760176517691779178918001801180218051806180718081810181218131815181618211822182318251826182718291831183218381841184518501852185318581859186018611863186418661867187018711872187418751876187718781880188118821883188518861887188818891890189118921894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912191319141917191819191920192219231924192519271928192919311932193319341935193619371938193919401941194219441945194719481950195119531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200957882book942m3.1.c3734512003344875501ocn000250636sw000013607:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19550.61Shakespeare, WilliamKing Henry VHistorical dramaHistorical fictionTragedyHenry V is a study of kingship, patriotism and heroic determination, tempered by tender comedy as Henry courts Katherine, Princess of France.052159428641411ocn044529702sw044529702:lccn-n50-38127Falsercrd20000.71Cardinall's Musick (Musical group)Music at All Souls, Oxford The Lancastrians to the Tudors771ocn028874648sw028874648:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook18891.00Solly-Flood, FrederickPrince Henry of Monmouth-- his letters and despatches during the war in Wales. 1402-1405222ocn059554391sw059554391:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19820.67Correspondence : letters transmitted between Henry V (Letters 1 thru 3) and Charles VI, and the latter's reply (Letter 4)111ocn270705498sw000031941:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook0.66Chaucer, GeoffreyTroilus and Criseyde111ocn270483664sw270483664:lccn-n50-38127FalsebookHenrySignature, cut from a document, [n.d111ocn163858640sw163858640:lccn-n50-38127Falsescor1970Roy HenrySanctus and Benedictus111ocn079875401sw079875401:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook1750King Henry V. his conquest of France, in revenge for the affront offered by the French King; in sending him (instead of the tribute), a ton of tennis-balls. : [A ballad2092324353ocn017847687sw005993924:lccn-n50-38127Falsevisu1988Henry VFeature filmsTelevision playsAdaptationYoung King Henry of England asserts a hereditary claim to the throne of France, gathering an army and embarking on a course that will lead to one of England's greatest battlefield triumphs and forever change the face of Europe.178217821ocn000171228sw000171228:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19680.58Berman, RonaldTwentieth century interpretations of Henry V; a collection of critical essays155617947ocn044648521sw022385288:lccn-n50-38127Falsevisu20000.52Henry VFeature filmsWarYoung King Henry of England asserts a hereditary claim to the throne of France, gathering an army and embarking on a course that will lead to one of England's greatest battlefield triumphs and forever change the face of Europe.132014625ocn026504511sw000467411:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19920.61Allmand, C. THenry V113911632ocn043803215sw041567565:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19990.52Cliffs notes on Shakespeare's histories Henry VI, Parts 1,2, and 3, Henry IV, part 1, Henry IV, part 2, King John, Richard III, Henry VIII, Richard II, Henry V0822000407108710924ocn008451151sw008196099:lccn-n50-38127Truebook19820.36Plaidy, JeanThe star of LancasterBiographical fictionHistorical fiction9719711ocn016833048sw016833048:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19880.51Seward, DesmondHenry V : the scourge of God9199303ocn063277611sw063277611:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook2006Barker, Juliet R. VAgincourt : Henry V and the battle that made England"Two armies face off across a sodden plateau in northeastern France, each waiting for the other to make the first move. On one side are the English, suffering from dysentery and starvation, their numbers devastated. Arrayed against them is a rested and well-fed French army, a sea of burnished armor and menacing weaponry primed to slaughter the foolish invaders. Nevertheless, the charismatic and brilliant English king, twenty-eight-year-old Henry V, defies conventional military wisdom and leads his "band of brothers" forward. His troops are outnumbered six to one." "What follows is one of the most remarkable battles in history, celebrated for almost six centuries as the classic triumph of the underdog in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Immortalized by Shakespeare and by contemporary historians, the battle of Agincourt has been embellished and edited by the quill of unbridled nationalism. Now, drawing on a wide range of primary sources and original research, medievalist Juliet Barker casts aside the myth and shows us the truth behind Henry's invasion of France and the showdown at Agincourt. She paints a narrative of the entire campaign, from the preparations to the reaping of the spoils. We are there in the English camps as common men struggle to secure buckles and laces with numb fingers; in the French front lines as petulant noblemen squabble over positions in the vanguard; and in the deep mud as heavily armed knights stumble and struggle under a barrage of arrows so thick and fast that it darkens the skies." "Barker also takes us beyond the battlefield to bring into focus the dynamics of medieval life in peace and war. We meet ordinary and extraordinary people such as Margaret Merssh, a female blacksmith who forges arms in the Tower of London; Lord Grey of Codnor, who pawns his own armor to pay his soldiers' wages; and Raoul de Gaucourt, the gallant French knight who surrenders himself into English custody simply because the code of chivalry compels him to do so."--BOOK JACKET. Also includes information on archers, armour, chivalry, coats of arms, gunpowder, heralds, horses, knights, men at arms, prisoners, ships, tournaments, Tower of London, wine, women, etc.03160150329129893ocn000756250sw000756250:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19720.68McFarlane, K. BLancastrian kings and Lollard knights05852595938849508ocn004813732sw001268944:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19470.68Jacob, E. FHenry V and the invasion of France8628633ocn000227375sw000227375:lccn-n50-38127Truebook19720.49Rofheart, MarthaFortune made his sword; a novelBiographical fiction8458451ocn000645921sw000645921:lccn-n50-38127Truebook19730.41Pargeter, EdithThe bloody fieldBiographical fiction8258393ocn000900489sw000900489:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19670.54Hutchison, Harold FrederickKing Henry V; a biography7978057ocn000287622sw000287622:lccn-n50-38127Truebook19560.52Maughan, A. MHarry of MonmouthBiographical fiction7137233ocn026552881sw026552881:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19920.57Brennan, AnthonyHenry V6456672ocn010020417sw010020417:lccn-n50-38127Truebook19840.40Giardina, DeniseGood King HarryBiographical fiction04490057556096162ocn011089172sw011089172:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19850.70Henry V : the practice of kingship6036143ocn002145993sw000353396:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook19610.69Pitcher, Seymour MaitlandThe case for Shakespeare's authorship of The famous victories55963414ocn002854833sw000880374:lccn-n50-38127Falsercrd1968Shakespeare, WilliamKing Henry the Fifth26683528ocn000095762sw000095762:lccn-n50-38127Falsebook16690.80Orrery, Roger BoyleThe history of Henry the Fifth and the tragedy of Mustapha, son of Solyman the Magnificent : as they were acted at his Highness the Duke of York's theaterHistorical drama0521594286Wed Mar 04 15:19:15 EST 2009