Related content from HighBeam Research on: Henry VI

Misthinking the King: The Theatrics of Christian Rule in Henry VI, Part 3 (Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature)

Henry VI: A Misjudged King? Few English Monarchs Have Such a Poor Reputation as Henry VI. Yet He Was Held in High Regard by the Tudors, Says Michael Hicks, despite Losing the Wars of the Roses; a Conflict Whose Troublesome Legacy Presented Henry VIII with His Own Difficulties, as Desmond Seward Reveals on Page 35 (History Today)

Stuart Hampton-Reeves and Carol Chillington Rutter. The Henry VI Plays.(Book review) (Comparative Drama)

Royalty, Virtue, and Adversity: The Cult of King Henry VI (Albion)

Shakespeare's "Books of Memory": 1 and 2 Henry VI (Comparative Drama)

The many-headed monster in 'Henry VI, Part 2.' (Criticism)

Henry VI and the Politics of Kingship. (The Historian)

Henry VI and the Politics of Kingship. (book reviews) (History Today)

Henry VI: Blood and Roses.(Theater review) (Daily Variety)

Henry VII Miracle King: Henry Tudor Invoked Providence to Gain His Throne in 1485, but It Was Skilful Use of Heraldic and Religious Imagery, as Well as Promotion of the Cult of Henry VI That Ensured He Retained It. in This Tudor Anniversary Year, Gordon Marsden Looks at the Miraculous Reign of a Clever King (History Today)