Henry V: (Classic Edition)

In Henry V, William Shakespeare dramatizes the English victory over the French at the Battle of Agincourt. He's goaded into the war by the French Dauphin, who send him an insulting gift of a number of tennis balls. Henry and his troops slaughter the French and bring peace to England.Newly crowned Henry V speaks to the Archbishop of Canterbury, who urges him to wage war on the French. He agrees somewhat reluctantly, but his hesitation dissipates when the French Dauphin sends him an insulting gift of tennis balls.