This Prince after he succeeded to the throne grew quite reformed and
amiable, forsaking all his dissipated companions, and never thrashing
Sir William again. During his reign, Lord Cobham was burnt alive, but I
forget what for. His Majesty then turned his thoughts to France, where
he went and fought the famous Battle of Agincourt. He afterwards
married the King’s daughter Catherine, a very agreable woman by
Shakespear’s account. In spite of all this however he died, and was
succeeded by his son Henry.