-King Henry VI (Part I)*

j, Thumb size book by William Shakespeare

Notes

"King Henry VI, Part I," written by William Shakespeare, is a historical play that dramatizes the early part of King Henry VI's reign. The play is the first in a trilogy and focuses on the loss of English territories in France during the Hundred Years' War, as well as the political infighting among the English nobility. Central to the story are the valiant exploits of Joan of Arc, the struggles of the young king to assert his authority, and the seeds of the Wars of the Roses. Themes of national identity, power, and conflict dominate this early Shakespearean work, which provides a gripping narrative of medieval England's turbulent history.

Description

Mini black bound book, Historical Play, good condition.