Henry V saw his reign and military efforts in France as a holy crusade to reclaim the French throne for his ancestors. Almost everything he did was governed by a philosophy that united political power, religious devotion and military success. This book includes the most up-to-date research on Henry reign, with a focus on historiography.
Henry V saw his reign and military efforts in France as a holy crusade to reclaim the French throne for his ancestors. Almost everything he did was governed by a philosophy that united political power, religious devotion and military success. This book includes the most up-to-date research on Henry reign, with a focus on historiography.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Timothy M. Thibodeau is a professor of history at Nazareth College of Rochester in New York. He has published extensively on the history of Christianity in the Middle Ages. He also has been a contributor to national and international media outlets, including the History Channel.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments List of Maps and Illustrations viii Timeline The Central Characters Preface Introduction: Constructing and Deconstructing the Legend of Henry V The Measure of Greatness 5 delete deleteDebating Shakespeare's Warrior King: A Historiographic Overview 8 One. Authority in Crisis: The Valois and Lancastrian Dynasties Christendom in Crisis 19 delete deleteThe Valois Dynasty and the Hundred Years War 20 delete deleteThe Lancastrian Dynasty: Rebellion, Regicide, and Redemption 25 delete deleteThe Mad King and the Warrior King: Charles VI and Henry V 30 Two. The Usurper's Son: Prince Hal From Prince Hal to King Henry V 36 delete deleteFamily Life and the Education of a Prince 38 delete deleteFrom Hostage to Heir to the Throne 44 Three. The Sins of the Father: Expiation and Restoration A Funeral Fit for a King 55 delete deleteThe Enduring Scandal of Usurpation 56 delete deleteAtonement and Reformation 61 Four. Contracting with God for Holy War Penance and Oblations 68 delete deleteLiturgical Quid Pro Quö70 delete deleteMemento Mori 74 Five. Holy War: The Scourge of God A New Man: The Grace of Coronation and Conquest 79 delete deleteModeling Holy War 81 delete deleteWaging Holy War 85 Six. Miraculous Victory: Agincourt The Myth of Agincourt 93 delete deleteThe Norman Invasion and the Siege of Harfleur 99 delete deleteThe Battle of Agincourt 102 delete deleteThe Massacre of Prisoners 114 delete delete"God Fought for Us": Remembering a Miracle 121 Seven. From Warrior King to Cradle King: The Treaty of Troyes and Henry VI The Treaty of Troyes 125 delete deleteHenry VI and the Dual Monarchy 131 Eight. A Just and Holy Warrior? Romanticism, Revisionism, and Judgment 135 Suggestions for Further Reading Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments List of Maps and Illustrations viii Timeline The Central Characters Preface Introduction: Constructing and Deconstructing the Legend of Henry V The Measure of Greatness 5 delete deleteDebating Shakespeare's Warrior King: A Historiographic Overview 8 One. Authority in Crisis: The Valois and Lancastrian Dynasties Christendom in Crisis 19 delete deleteThe Valois Dynasty and the Hundred Years War 20 delete deleteThe Lancastrian Dynasty: Rebellion, Regicide, and Redemption 25 delete deleteThe Mad King and the Warrior King: Charles VI and Henry V 30 Two. The Usurper's Son: Prince Hal From Prince Hal to King Henry V 36 delete deleteFamily Life and the Education of a Prince 38 delete deleteFrom Hostage to Heir to the Throne 44 Three. The Sins of the Father: Expiation and Restoration A Funeral Fit for a King 55 delete deleteThe Enduring Scandal of Usurpation 56 delete deleteAtonement and Reformation 61 Four. Contracting with God for Holy War Penance and Oblations 68 delete deleteLiturgical Quid Pro Quö70 delete deleteMemento Mori 74 Five. Holy War: The Scourge of God A New Man: The Grace of Coronation and Conquest 79 delete deleteModeling Holy War 81 delete deleteWaging Holy War 85 Six. Miraculous Victory: Agincourt The Myth of Agincourt 93 delete deleteThe Norman Invasion and the Siege of Harfleur 99 delete deleteThe Battle of Agincourt 102 delete deleteThe Massacre of Prisoners 114 delete delete"God Fought for Us": Remembering a Miracle 121 Seven. From Warrior King to Cradle King: The Treaty of Troyes and Henry VI The Treaty of Troyes 125 delete deleteHenry VI and the Dual Monarchy 131 Eight. A Just and Holy Warrior? Romanticism, Revisionism, and Judgment 135 Suggestions for Further Reading Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
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