The Archbishop of Canterbury fears the loss of the
churches power and wealth due to new legislation.
Convinced by the Archbishop, to instead seek the
French throne, King Henry V decides to wage war.
Henry leads a small army to France, leaving in England
sufficient troops to deal with any rebellions. Though
outnumbered five to one, the English army defeats
the French. King Henry marries the French Princess
and is named heir to the French throne, uniting
England and France in peace.