Henry VI, Part II

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Henry VI, Part II        "The First Thing We Do, Let's Kill All the Lawyers." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Henry VI, Part II        "Small Things Make Base Men Proud." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Henry VI, Part II        "True Nobility is Exempt from Fear." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Henry VI, Part II    is a    Historical Play Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Plays

Jack Cade    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Rebel Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Winchester    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Henry Beaufort, Great-uncle to Henry V, Bishop of Winchster, and Later Cardinal Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lord Clifford    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Dick the Butcher    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Follower of Cade Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Eleanor    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Duchess of Gloucester Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Simpcox    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II An Imposter Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lord Say    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

John Holland    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Follower of Cade Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Smith the Weaver    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Follower of Cade Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

George Bevis    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Follower of Cade Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Alexander Iden    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Kentish Gentleman Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Peter    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Thomas Horner's Man Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Walter Whitmore    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Bolingbroke    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Conjurer Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Simpcox's Wife    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Thomas Horner    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II An Armourer Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Father John Hume    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Priest Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Richard Plantagenet the Younger    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Sir Humphrey Stafford    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Brother to William Stafford Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

William Stafford    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Brother to Sir Humphrey Stafford Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Young Clifford    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Sir John Stanley    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Michael    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Follower of Cade Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lord Scales    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Commons    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Clerk of Chatham    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Margaret Jourdain    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II A Witch Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Vaux    is a character in    Henry VI, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Henry VI, Part II    begins    "As by Your High Imperial Majesty, I Had in Charge at My Depart for France" As by your high imperial majesty I had in charge at my depart for France, As procurator to your excellence, To marry Princess Margaret for your grace, So, in the famous ancient city, Tours, In presence of the Kings of France and Sicil, The Dukes of Orleans, Calaber, Bretagne and Alencon, Seven earls, twelve barons and twenty reverend bishops, I have perform'd my task and was espoused: And humbly now upon my bended knee, In sight of England and her lordly peers, Deliver up my title in the queen To your most gracious hands, that are the substance Of that great shadow I did represent; The happiest gift that ever marquess gave, The fairest queen that ever king received. Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Opening Lines

Henry VI, Part II    ends    "Sound Drums and Trumpets, and to London All: And More Such Days As These to Us Befall!" After them! nay, before them, if we can. Now, by my faith, lords, 'twas a glorious day: Saint Alban's battle won by famous York Shall be eternized in all age to come. Sound drums and trumpets, and to London all: And more such days as these to us befall! Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Closing Lines

Henry VI, Part III    begins    "I Wonder How the King Escaped Our Hands." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Opening Lines

Lord Clifford    is a character in    Henry VI, Part III Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Marquess of Montague    is a character in    Henry VI, Part III Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Henry VI, Part III    is a    Historical Play Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Plays

King Lewis XI    is a character in    Henry VI, Part III King of France Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lord Hastings    is a character in    Henry VI, Part III Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Tutor of Rutland    is a character in    Henry VI, Part III Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters