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The paper examines the legal and moral justifications for war in Shakespeare's "Henry V," analyzing whether the play can be categorized as an "affirmative play" or a "problem play." It delves into the complexities of the themes presented in the history play, highlighting the interplay between ethical considerations and the portrayal of warfare in Shakespeare's work. This exploration aims to provide a deeper understanding of the play's implications regarding conflict and legitimacy.

The paper delves into the etymology of derivational suffixes in the English language, analyzing a corpus of 70 different suffixes. It highlights the linguistic significance and historical development of these suffixes, providing insights into their formation and usage within the English lexicon. The research reflects a thorough examination of linguistic structures and contributes to the understanding of word formation processes.