The English have arrived in France, and Henry is giving his soldiers a speech to get them ready to go into battle. The entire scene is a soliloquy in which Henry, who obliviously knows how to rile his men up, tells them to fight for their ancestry, their love of England, and for their manhood.
This is probably the best-known speech in the entire play and it contains many famous passages......
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