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Ministers and Favourites Ruined English Kings Examined
The author argues kings were ruined not by ministers but by giving up ministers to party rage. Focusing on Edward II, Richard II, Henry VI, Charles I, and Charles II, the piece asserts rulers faced strong factions. kings weakened themselves by yielding to ministers or conceding to factional pressure, while the Craftsmans account is criticized as faulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D' Anvers
Daily Courant
Mr. D'Anvers
Edward the Second
Richard the Second
Henry the Sixth
Humphry
Suffolks
Somerset
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Suffolk
Gloucester
Lord Strafford
Thaca
France
Fames
Charles the Sescond
Earl of Clarendon