The Agincourt Carol How did William Shakespeare want to make his audiences feel about the Battle of Agincourt?

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How did William Shakespeare want to make his audiences feel about the Battle of Agincourt?

The Agincourt Carol 1415

What does the Agincourt Carol tell us? Brave Loyal Clever Proud Handsome Foolish Evil Violent Good Adventurous Loving Fun-loving Determined Just Ruthless Merciful Greedy

Queen Elizabeth I was queen of England and Ireland between 1558 and 1603. She never married or had children. While she lived, she never said who would be the next king or queen. By 1599, the Queen was old and could die at any time.

In 1588, Spain (not France), the most powerful country in Europe, sent a large fleet of ships to invade England. The English helped to defeat the Armada. England was still fighting Spain in 1599. The war had dragged on for more than eleven years. It was expensive.

The handsome and popular Earl of Essex was sent by the Queen to Ireland. His job was to defeat Irish rebels there, backed by Spain.

What might English people have been feeling in 1599? Proud Hopeful Fearful Weary Joyful

William Shakespeare’s play King Henry V, 1599

How did William Shakespeare want to make his audiences feel about the Battle of Agincourt? It was a great victory. The battle shows that England can defeat its enemies under great leadership (with some help from peoples around it, like the Welsh, the Scots and the Irish). The battle shows that England can defeat its enemies even when the enemy seems more powerful or has larger armies. The battle shows that England’s enemies are proud, foolish and brutal. The battle shows that England can still defeat its enemies in 1599 (whether it’s the Spanish or Irish rebels).