They are marginalized by the intrusion of the dominant social order that
Bolingbroke represents into the world of the tavern and are seen as subversive to the values of the court.
Just as the King of Aram had gained his apparently superior position `by night', so Richard claims that
Bolingbroke `hath revell'd in the night' (line 48).
He is insolent in his treatment of his dying uncle, John of Gaunt, and greedy in his seizure of the property of his banished cousin, Henry
Bolingbroke. To his lovely young queen he gives sentimental devotion.
John, Lord
Bolingbroke; it expresses a deistic philosophy (see deism ) loosely derived from Leibnitz,
A little-known part of our nation's history took place in August 1405, however, when a force of over 5000 Frenchmen landed in Milford Haven to support Owain Glyndwr in his fight against the English usurper, Henry
Bolingbroke.
Is
Bolingbroke Road the worst road in Coventry for flytipping?
A concerned resident at
Bolingbroke Heights, Flint, called the council to report two people had scaled scaffolding on the 15-storey block.
Andrew Charleston, 19, of
Bolingbroke Street, Heaton.
She was charged with the attempted murder of her 62-year-old husband Derek at their home in
Bolingbroke Heights, Flint, in the early hours of Sunday.
In the second scene of Richard II the dukes of Norfolk and Hereford - Sir Thomas Mowbray and Henry
Bolingbroke - meet before the king to vindicate, by force of arms, their mutual accusations of treason.