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A famous speech by King Henry from Shakespeare's play Henry V, urging his soldiers to fight in the war. The phrase \"once more into the breach, dear friends\" is a call to action and a reminder of their ancestry and duty.
Learn how Shakespeare's King Henry V rallies his troops before the siege of Harfleur in Normandy. Explore the language, imagery and rhetoric of his famous speech, line by line.
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Learn about the meaning and context of Shakespeare's famous speech from Henry V, where he rallies his troops before the battle of Agincourt. Read the original text, a modern translation, and watch a video of Laurence Olivier delivering the speech.
Read the famous speech by King Henry V before the Battle of Agincourt, where he rallies his troops with the phrase \"once more unto the breach, dear friends\". Learn about the historical context, the literary devices and the cultural impact of this scene.
Read the original text and a modern translation of King Henry's speech before the battle of Agincourt. He urges his soldiers to imitate the actions of a tiger and fight for their country.
Learn the meaning and origin of the famous phrase 'Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more' from Shakespeare's Henry V. Find out how it was used in the play and in a film, and see related phrases and idioms.
