In very good to good condition vintage book
Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1 is a history play about a turbulent reign, focusing on King Henry IV's struggle to maintain control of his throne after usurping it from Richard II, the rebellion led by the Percy family, and the wild exploits of his son, Prince Hal, who eventually redeems himself and kills the rebel leader Hotspur at the decisive Battle of Shrewsbury. The play is the second in a tetralogy known as "the Henriad" and combines historical events with the comedic addition of the roguish Sir John Falstaff.