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Henry V: Critical Essay by W. M. Richardson

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SOURCE: Richardson, W. M. “The Brave New World of Shakespeare's Henry V Revisited.” Allegorica 6, no. 2 (winter 1981): 149-54.

In the following essay, Richardson claims that Henry V features Shakespeare's depiction of a cynically modern and amoral state.

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