Richard II (Lecture 3 of 3) & Henry IV, Part One (Lecture 1 of 3)

[@shikharsinghsarang460]

33:19 - Henry The IV

[@etristram8899]

thanks so much!

[@eleanorchen2722]

Henry IV begins at 33：20

[@shikharsinghsarang460]

Thank You So much Sir. U r doing great service to literature by making these lectures available to entire world. Please make videos of all other courses you teach. These lectures are truly amazing, super interesting n a Treasure of Knowledge.

[@MariaVosa]

I started searching for lectures on the Henriad after seeing The Hollow Crown's Richard II which blew me away. Found this amazing series and here in lecture 3 I hear the brilliant lecturer recommend that adaptation specifically and there could really be no higher praise! Ben WIshaw is the acto and he is indeed sublime.

[@frankfeldman6657]

Best lecturer on the internet.

[@rogerevans9666]

Henry IV, part one begins about 33:18 @1:09:24 obsession with honor, Thucydides said that was one of the main reasons nations go to war with each other. Fear is another reason.

[@ericzarahn9343]

A question I would like to have seen developed more is the argument for the ontological distinction assumed between "politics" and "religion", which is a distinction Dr. Cantor mentions often.

[@ruairidhkerr4109]

The fit is unparalleled

[@NoirFan01]

Tough crowd, they never seem to laugh at his jokes

[@aleezasarfaraz498]

Thank you so much Paul cantor you're a great professor

[@tallysblood]

"Seeing the plays is a great supplement for READING them"!?! :-O 5:20

[@gedq]

that's academics for you

[@rickdynes]

Paul Cantor is a Super-Genius

[@bryonystocker4556]

You are surely joking

[@aleezasarfaraz498]

Why would u say that?

[@JP_Gangwar]

Also release Henry VI 1,2 and 3, Please

[@rogerevans9666]

@17:05

[@gedq]

STOP AHHHING