| − | '''The Third Part of King Henry VI''' is a play by [[William Shakespeare]] about the long wars of roses and temporary victory of the House of York. King [[Henry VI]] is defeated by Edward, Duke of York, who becomes King [[Edward IV]]. The wars lead to the death of King Henry VI at the hands of Edward IV's brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester. | + | '''The Third Part of King Henry VI''' is a play by [[William Shakespeare]] about the long wars of roses and temporary victory of the House of York. King [[Henry VI]] is defeated by Edward, Duke of York, who becomes King [[Edward IV]]. The wars lead to the death of King Henry VI at the hands of Edward IV's brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester. The play contains the line "A tiger's heart wrapped in a woman's hide," which was paraphrased by a playwright angered by Shakespeare's writing. |