Edward III

Edward III is a historical play often attributed in part to William Shakespeare. Likely written in the early 1590s, the play dramatizes the military exploits of King Edward III during the Hundred Years’ War. With scenes of valor, diplomacy, and political intrigue, it explores national pride, royal ambition, and the burdens of kingship. Though its authorship remains debated, the play contains passages of Shakespearean eloquence and has gained increased scholarly and theatrical attention in recent years.