He demands recognition of his right to rule while denying his subjects their rights; he wants to be recognized as king despite his
unkingly conduct.
(V.iii.151-57) (5) The downward pull of melancholic despair and heavy sin weigh upon King Richard's soul, and manifest quite "
unkingly" aspects of sovereign sleep.
Margaret, the foreigner, the adulteress, the man-woman, must always be condemned, and whenever they are seen
unkingly in action, so must Henry.
Timling people say that prior to the arrival of the Ghale, the Tamang had their own king who began to act in an
unkingly manner by demanding that special foods be provided to him daily and by increasing his labour demands on the people of Timling.
The road to Shrewsbury had begun with Richard II's deposition and the squalor of his
unkingly death, acts which upset the political cosmology on which royal authority had relied for the delivery of governance and justice, and the obedience of the people.
person to the enemy, all the while indulging in historic and
unkinglyThus, to Mortimer Junior the fact that the king's generosity is based on intimacy rather than public hierarchy means that it is uncontrollable, irresponsible, and
unkingly. He expresses this quite precisely in his description of Gaveston as "a night-grown mushrump" (1.4.284), or mushroom.
Loxley argues that the deepest challenges to royalists' poetics came from The Kings Cabinet Opened, the exposure of the king through an annotated text of the king's papers captured at the battle of Naseby in 1645, and by the king's own
unkingly escape in disguise and surrender to the Scots in 1646.