At the King's request, Canterbury provides an extensive interpretation of French law to support Henry's claim to the French throne. After the court discusses ways of preventing a Scottish invasion of England while Henry is in France, Henry decides to go to war against France. The French ambassadors present Henry with a token of the Dauphin's insulting refusal to take seriously Henry's claims in France.
At the King's request, Canterbury provides an extensive interpretation of French law to support Henry's claim to the French throne. After the court discusses ways of preventing a Scottish invasion of England while Henry is in France, Henry decides to go to war against France. The French ambassadors present Henry with a token of the Dauphin's insulting refusal to take seriously Henry's claims in France.