Textual Abilities Of King's Henry V

In shakespeare’s play Henry V, King Henry delivers his Saint Crispin’s day speech before he leads England into battle against the overpowering French army. King Henry V overhears some of the men in his army talking about their disadvantage in the battle. He calls the entire army’s attention before delivering his most famous speech which demonstrates his ability to make all of his men feel valued and equal, despite the fact that they come from various social classes. In the following three paragraphs, I will give textual evidence of King Henry’s abilities.
The first tactic King Henry uses is to eliminate money from the minds of his men, and offer honor as its substitute. He states that he is not selfish with his money and that he does not care