Penguin, London, 1968, 19th pr thus.  ISBN 0-14-070718-2.  MMPB, 256 pages including Commentary, An Account of the Text, and Genealogical Table.  Unread copy with light edge and cover wear; pages tanned, remainder mark on bottom edge; small faint scars on front wrap, faint crease on rear.  Edited by P. H. Davison.  Henry IV wants to take an army to Jerusalem on a Crusade, but problems in England keep him there.  Some of his nobles refuse to hand over prisoners, which would give Henry the ransom money.  Henry’s son, Harry, spends his time drinking with commoners in a disreputable part of London and does not conduct himself as royalty.  Hotspur’s brother-in-law has been captured, and Henry will not pay the ransom.  Events lead to the battlefield of Shrewsbury.