ROFHEART, MARTHA — Cry 'God for Harry"

London, Talmy Franklin. 1972, 1st.UK Ed. (ISBN: 0900735082) Hardcover. Book, In this long and multifaceted novel, bright with the colours of heraldry and filled with turmoil, violence and romance, Henry comes magically to life. One of the most charismatic figures in English history, the drinking, wenching, hunting, fighting Henry is seen from several perspectives: his queen; his beautiful Welsh mistress, Morgan; his court jester, the fool; his comrade-in-arms Sir John Page; and his own point of view as both boy and man. As actors in this immense drama, they illuminate the many sides of Henry V's personality: the devil-may-care prince portrayed by Shakespeare, the bold hero of Agincourt, and the loving husband of Katherine of Valois. Against a background of England, Wales and France in one of the most colourful periods of our past - the lusty and tumultuous fifteenth century. Very Good/Good,Slight Chips & Tears.