Reign of Edward the Fourth and the fall of De la Pole
A chronicling of unrest at home and abroad during the era of Henry VI and Edward IV. It recounts the fall of the favourite Duke De la Pole after popular rebellion, the execution on Dover road, and the ascent of Edward IV, detailing the political collapse that led to changes in the crown and governance. The text attributes turmoil to weak leadership and misrule, laying out the sequence from opposition to the crown’s seizure.