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Shakespeare’s Speeches: Henry V - Act IV, Scene III

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‘This day is called the feast of Crispian…’ In one of the most famous and inspirational of Shakespeare’s speeches, Richard Burton’s rich and resonant voice delivers Henry V’s address to his army on the eve of Agincourt!

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