English History in Shakespeares Plays
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Had she possessed his sweet sincerity and humble piety she would have been a model queen ; Had he possessed her virile and resolute courage he 1 Part I, Act V. , Scene 1.
GLOUCESTER'S LOYALTY. 187 would have been a model king. As it was, Margaret of Anjou supplied the place of a man at the head of the house of Lancaster ; and to her alone was due the prolonged struggle between the white rose and the red. When a victory for Henry's army is spoken of, it is always Margaret who is in the field ; a...nd it is Margaret who again and again, in spite of Warwick at first, and afterward in alliance with him, lifts Henry from a state of humiliation in which he meekly and contentedly rests, to an uncertain triumph, for which he does not care.
Gloucester, as protector of the realm, and the least selfish of all the nobles, is the chief object of attacks and cabals on the part of these court factions. War- wick, as the most powerful and richest among the aris- tocracy, with the reputation of feeding thirty thou- sand people daily at his board in times of revelry, holds the key of the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had she possessed his sweet sincerity and humble piety she would have been a model queen ; Had he possessed her virile and resolute courage he 1 Part I, Act V. , Scene 1.
GLOUCESTER'S LOYALTY. 187 would have been a model king. As it was, Margaret of Anjou supplied the place of a man at the head of the house of Lancaster ; and to her alone was due the prolonged struggle between the white rose and the red. When a victory for Henry's army is spoken of, it is always Margaret who is in the field ; a...nd it is Margaret who again and again, in spite of Warwick at first, and afterward in alliance with him, lifts Henry from a state of humiliation in which he meekly and contentedly rests, to an uncertain triumph, for which he does not care.
Gloucester, as protector of the realm, and the least selfish of all the nobles, is the chief object of attacks and cabals on the part of these court factions. War- wick, as the most powerful and richest among the aris- tocracy, with the reputation of feeding thirty thou- sand people daily at his board in times of revelry, holds the key of the situation.
What to read after English History in Shakespeares Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverley E Beverley Ellison Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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