Saccio, Peter. "Henry V: The King Victorious." Shakespeare's English Kings: History, Chronicles and Drama. New York: Oxford University Press, 1977. 65-89. Williams, Charles. "Henry V." 20th Century Interpretations of Henry V. Ed. Ronald Berman. New York: Prentice-Hall Inc, 1968. 29-35. There are many issues that are in question when regarding the historical value of Henry V; for example Henry's hazy childhood, his coming of the throne and lastly his rule of England and the consequent conquers in …
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…previously overshadowed by Falstaff and Hotspur. Henry finds his own honor, or "ticket", throughout and the inspiration, brotherhood and mayhem of war. This leads Henry to his darker revelation in his own character for the better. For now, Henry seems to be a much more rounded out King with a better sense of what is right for his people and himself all while having a sense of humor to cope with the "darkness" of life.