Henry VIII, or All Is True  6803

This work contains the following individual pieces:

• Orpheus with his lute
• Orpheus with his lute
• Orpheus (Lucius’ Song)

Locations in Harold's Library

• King Henry VIII (book)
• William Szekspir: Kroniki (book) with the title "Sławna Historia Życia Henryka VIII" (pl)
  • page 1225
  • Credits: Leon Ulrich (translator)
• London: A History in Verse (book) (excerpt only)
  • page 90
  • Excerpt: 4.1from 1st Gentleman: "Y'are well met once again."" to "1st Gentleman: "Y'are well met once again."
• The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eight (tv)

Holdings which refer to this drama

1. A Stratford Production: Henry VIII (essay)
2. Henry VIII and the Poetry of Conversion (essay)
3. Shakespeare: The Poet and His Plays (book) • Covered in chapter "A Lost Play based on Don Quixote, One Last English History, and a Tragicomedy of Ancient Athens"
4. Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human (book) • in chapter 9 "The Late Romances"
5. Shakespeare in Perspective (Volume 1) (book) • p88 • Commentaries by Anthony Burgess and Donald Sinden
6. Shakespeare’s Language (book) • p301

Images of this drama

1. Henry VIII 1949 Stratford. A spectacle in Elizabethan form. (image)
2. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre 1948-50 (book)

This work has the following connections with other works:

• Omniscience • de la Mare's poem originally carried quotation from Henry VIII "strew me o'er with maiden flowers" as an epigraph.
• Orpheus (Lucius’ Song) • "Orpheus with his lute" is actually from Henry VIII but was interpolated into Welles' production of Julius Caesar