Henryk V. Największy wojownik na angielskim tronie

The book emphasizes his battles and leadership, but I wonder if there was a particular reason for highlighting these aspects over others in his life.

His strategic mind and sense of duty came through strongly, making me curious whether the author aimed to humanize him beyond the battlefield.

Given the limited and sometimes conflicting accounts from that era, I'm interested in what guided the decisions about which details to include.