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Shakespeare's plays
It is an irony of history that this least Arthurian of kings died in the same year as [[Sir Thomas Mallory]], the man whose ''Morte d’Arthur'' was written to reflect the high point of the chivalric ethos and would bring the legends surrounding [[King Arthur]] and his knights to posterity.
It is an irony of history that this least Arthurian of kings died in the same year as [[Sir Thomas Mallory]], the man whose ''Morte d’Arthur'' was written to reflect the high point of the chivalric ethos and would bring the legends surrounding [[King Arthur]] and his knights to posterity.
For the plays by [[William Shakespeare]], see [[The First Part of King Henry VI]], [[The Second Part of King Henry VI]] and [[The Third Part of King Henry VI]]. The plays portray King Henry as a weak, yet honest King.
[[Category: Medieval History]]
[[Category: Medieval History]]