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Henry V: Critical Essay by William Babula

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SOURCE: Babula, William. “Whatever Happened to Prince Hal? An Essay On Henry V.” Shakespeare Survey 30 (1977): 47-59.

In the following essay, Babula studies the maturation process Henry undergoes in Henry V. The critic notes that as Henry progresses his language moves from artifice to honesty.

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