Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Captivity and Death of Edward of Carnarvon, Vol. 6
The real struggle was not so much between Edward and Thomas as between the organised households through which, like all mediaeval magnates, the king and the earl governed their estates and exercised their political authority, And as between the two there can be no doubt but that the followers of the king were abler, more serious, and better organised than the followers Of the earl. They showed great skill in setting the rival factions Of the opposition against each other.
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