William Shakespeare's Works/Histories/King Henry VI Part 2

The Second Part of King Henry the Sixth is a historical play by William Shakespeare, written between 1590 and 1591. This is the sixth part of a series of eight plays about the War of the Roses between the Houses of York and Lancaster during the 14th and 15th centuries. Acts /Act I/ /Act II/ /Act III/ /Act IV/ /Act V/ Dramatis Personæ King Henry VI Humphrey Cardinal Beaufort Richard Plantagenet Edward Richard Duke of Somerset Duke of Suffolk Duke of Buckingham Lord Clifford Young Clifford Earl of Salisbury Earl of Warwick Lord Scales Lord Say Sir Humphrey Stafford William Stafford Sir John Stanley Vaux Matthew Goffe Walter Whitmore John Hume John Southwell Roger Bolingbroke Thomas Horner Peter Simpcox Alexander Iden Jack Cade George Bevis John Holland Dick Smith Michael Margaret Eleanor Margaret Jourdain a Sea-Captain a Master his Mate two Gentlemen Clerk of Chatham Mayor of St. Albans two Murderers Simpcox's Wife a Herald a Beadle a Sheriff a Spirit Lords Ladies Attendants Petitioners Aldermen Officers Citizens Prentices Falconers Guards Soldiers Messengers