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Henry Vi's Feelings For Edward VI

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Clergymen are simply not historians On first impression of reading the text, it appeared that the source offered plenty of information on the historical moments depicted, while seemingly providing almost too much for some of the explanations. From what could be grasped from the reading, the writer leans more towards a religious view, as shown by his praise of Henry VI, and he cannot always give the most details for political situations, or simply wishes not to. Therefore, one has to read between the lines to gauge his feelings for Edward IV, because our source does not always give his clear opinion on the king’s decisions and actions. Words that often used to describe Edward in the text include prudent and there are many instances of praise
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