William Shakespeare's Henry V is a play that shows King Henry V of England and his goal to obtain the French crown for himself. After the English learned of their grave disadvantage and their slim chances of returning home safely, Henry V's true leadership skills were seen. Henry's ability to make an intelligent, but less courageous decision; his ability to resign his position as king and join his soldiers in camp; and his ability to be ruthless and heartless towards those who prevented him from achieving his goals helped him and his army reach England safely even though they were facing numerous different problems. King Henry's admirable and intelligent leadership ability is what makes him a great king and allowed him to save the English troops from their almost certain death against the French. Henry V is a king admiral and a leader remarkable for his ability to make things smart. decision in the face of almost guaranteed danger and failure. In the early parts of Henry's attempted invasion of France, he learns of the poor conditions of his soldiers...