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Referenced when discussing Falstaff, with the hosts noting that critic Harold Bloom said Falstaff was 'Shakespeare's greatest character. The character who invented what it was to be human' - this phrase directly references Bloom's famous book on Shakespeare

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Explicitly mentioned as 'Christopher Ormond, who's written a brilliant biography of Henry V' when discussing the story of Prince Hal taking the crown from his dying father

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Explicitly referenced as 'Chris Gibbon Wilson, in his biography of Henry IV' when discussing how Henry IV's kingship 'gradually shaded into Lancastrian family government' after 1406