Sean Mcglynn

Pox-ridden and power-crazed

The chronically diseased Henry IV, generally eclipsed in history by his glamorous son, is finally given the full treatment by Chris Given-Wilson

issue 19 March 2016

  • Henry IV

    Chris Given-Wilson

    Yale, pp. 608

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