Was King Edward the Second a Degenerate? a Consideration of His Reign From That Point of View
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The entire attitude assumed toward him by the barons in 131 1- 12 in taking away from him the right to give away property, to raise taxes, to appoint the officers of his own household, and in limiting him in other ways ^ shows very plainly that they did not think Edward competent to manage his own property, much less to govern the State. The whole thing was so obvious that the king himself in one of his frequent passions broke out that they were treating him like a fool.™ In his simplicity he r...eflected exactly the attitude of the barons toward him. He was to them a weak- minded young man who could not be trusted with any kind of responsibility.
There is nothing clearer in the accounts of his reign than the fact that Edward and his property were soon parted."' " When there ^° Statutes of the Realm, Vol. I. The Ordinances, pp. 157-168.
" "Ad haec rex ultra modum commotus quod nee unum familiarem juxta proprium votum retinere sibi liceret, sed sicut providetur fatuo, totius do- mus suae ordinati'o ex alieno dependeret arbitrio .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The entire attitude assumed toward him by the barons in 131 1- 12 in taking away from him the right to give away property, to raise taxes, to appoint the officers of his own household, and in limiting him in other ways ^ shows very plainly that they did not think Edward competent to manage his own property, much less to govern the State. The whole thing was so obvious that the king himself in one of his frequent passions broke out that they were treating him like a fool.™ In his simplicity he r...eflected exactly the attitude of the barons toward him. He was to them a weak- minded young man who could not be trusted with any kind of responsibility.
There is nothing clearer in the accounts of his reign than the fact that Edward and his property were soon parted."' " When there ^° Statutes of the Realm, Vol. I. The Ordinances, pp. 157-168.
" "Ad haec rex ultra modum commotus quod nee unum familiarem juxta proprium votum retinere sibi liceret, sed sicut providetur fatuo, totius do- mus suae ordinati'o ex alieno dependeret arbitrio .
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