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That was certainly interesting to see, thanks for sharing your expertise!

I was surprised that legal remedy was pursued. I would have thought the powers that be wouldn't care, nor the jury and the public, as the victim was poor and female. I'm happy to be wrong about that.

What a great video. So thoughtful and educational. Slipped on an ear. Hilarious. The poem is a very special add- on. The chocolate,,superb.

I'm about to start calling your channel Mr. Hick's Historic Neighborhood, I've been watching your channel today while my boy's home with a fever and he's gone from fussing to being absolutely engrossed. Even the films without the funny chicken 😂

Actually the patron saints of England, as decided in Church Councils, were: St. Cuthbert, Abbot and Bishop of Lindisfarne; St. Augustine of Canterbury; and Hieromartyr Boniface of Crediton,Devon, Archbishop of Mainz. The latter is also the patron saint of Germany. They long predate St. Edmund and remain the Orthodox Christian patrons of England. For further details I suggest you contact Dr. Anthony Moss, who writes under his baptismal name Vladimir. He has written extensively on English saints and other history from an Orthodox Christian viewpoint and is a founder member of St. Michael's Orthodox Parish, Guildford, which is in the diocese of Pallini and Western Europe of the True Orthodox Church of Russia. After the imposition of the Romanist heresy upon England by the wholly illegitimate, William the Bastard, blessed by Pope Alexander II, with financed through loans co-ordinated by the Jewish moneylenders of Rouen, who were given the right to settle in England, the Norman rulers pivoted England towards the Crusades, initially launched in response to a request for help from the Eastern Roman, aka Byzantine, Empire. Crusading armies sought the intercession of the great warrior saint, St. George, who was local to the area, during the successful siege of Antioch in 1099.

Did the monks of Lindesfarne gradually fortify the island as it was periodically raided?

Oh those peasants they're so revolting 😮

The arrow holder was really interesting.

Fantastic. The best history video I've seen

James and John brownrigg escape of course because Elizabeth browrigg took all being a woman. It was wrong absolutely as James n John should have been guilty of so much more. However such is a man’s worlds right

No mention of the husband and son who were equally disgusting

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Very interesting and informative video

Mr Astor did a marvellous job in restoring, restructuring and making a warm, cosy home on a Tudor theme. Beautiful.

“William Marshal is the greatest knight that ever lived”. El Cid, hold my beer !

I used to be an adventurer like you until I took an arrow to the knee and that was the end of it…

You know taking a harder look at just how many liberties and how much renovation the Asters did to the original interior layout of the building ..... I'm actually quite surprised that the National Trust or 'Historic England' actually let him get away with half of what he did. I would assume that in today's world that the National Trust and or the English government would never let somebody do that kind of gutting of a historic property there in England anymore like that today? Am I right?

That was excellent - esp. you scaring people! And, hey! I like your moustache! Looks good on you!! (Just don't do that pseudo- 5 o'clock shadow-thing that's so popular now. I really hate that look!) 😃😃

As an Australian in her mid 50s i know my chances of ever getting to see places like this for myself are frankly damned limited. So it's really nice to feel like I'm being given a personal tour by someone who really loves what they do. Thank you so much 🏵🏵🏵

The smile on his face while teaching us says it lol

Fantastic as always Kevin. I too lived in Germany, but with a German family in 1984, in Hoexter near Paderborn. Still friends to this day! What a waste of everyone's lives and like you ive visited many cemeteries from both first and second world wars, British and German. I have to agree with your description of the German ones....very dark places. Will we ever learn....no chance 😢

Jack never chopped wood, did he?

citations would be nice.

Thank you very much,sir for your video!!!! Loved your tour! Never have been in England but love history!!!❤Hope to see more videos in the future!!!!

This is brilliant old school, classic story-telling once more Kevin, thanks so much for all your hard work and effort you put in with the outfits etc!

Sounds like nothing has ever changed. The rich have more money than they know what to do with yet they still squeeze the common man mercilessly.

The Black Death is somewhat of a cover story, it did happen but the main cause of mortality was worldwide cataclysmic events such as meteors, volcanoes, earthquakes, etc.

And yet in the year 2024. Eugenics still exists with abortion.

Amazing , thank you uncle .

Knighthood earned! Exquisite care taker of our history! That old joke..Old teachers never die..they just loose their class! In your case..you have a whole new class! Wonderful! Thank you so much!

Wonderful tour!! Such history, but I kinda wish I could have seen how it was from the actual time. I will get my imagination working. Thank you so very much!!🙏💖🪶💞✨️💜

Excellent presentation! I LOVE your channel 😍

Pigeon eggs. That is gross

This is a key moment in British history everybody should be aware of where we come from and how we got here. John Lennon famously sang ''You're still f--king peasants as far as I can see..''

Thank you so much for your beautiful videoxxx...my Great Great Aunt was Lady Astor and my Great Great Grandmother was Lady Haig...beautiful Castle❤❤❤

Watt Tylers dagger, with which he attempted to stab Walworth, is on display in The Fishmongers Hall in the city. It's a slender and lethal looking blade.

Wow

With how evil the debauchery of the Weimar was and how CHILD prostitutes were SMILED UPON AND ENCOURAGED by the people facilitating it, I'm not surprised that a monster like Mustache Man rose to power. Monstrous actions give rise to monstrous people. "Every action has an equal and opposing reaction"

Also North Italy was invaded by romans. They named it Gallia Citerior. Instead the south of France was named Gallia Narboniensis. My born city, Bologna took the name by the great celtic tribe of Boi. Next the city was romanized and named Bononia.

One of the best channels I follow, a well informed man of the world. A lot of the places he visits I really must get to myself. I can tell you, I bet as many of the allied forces fighters didn't want to be in this war, the same could be said for just as many for the central/axis powers.

12:36 - Marian Klonowski, Stefan Kaczor - Poles from Wielkopolska region most likely, who were conscripted into Kaiser's Army. These two most likely waited for independence... and they didn't make it back to independent Poland. Name Kaczor is equivalent of Drake.

Very good. I have watched many videos on the Custer Battlefield, and this is one of the best. Extremely well narrated and clearly explained. Thank you for bringing us the excellent account and video of the battlefield topography. For one who cannot travel, this was terrific to watch, almost like being on the park grounds. Thank you

Excellent history lesson from the 'common man'! So much better than yet another university history lecturer.

But why if he went back to the front was he put on trial.? Was this Frank Crosier related to James ? They are all sad stories ✝️🙏🏻🙏🏻🦘🐨🇦🇺

so good to be alive in modern times..

Cheers Kevin, impressive knowledge and presentation, as always.

Real interesting. Pretty sure you mean acquitted though, not admonished, small, petty thing,,, like myself 😂😂

Hello Kevin, my great great grandfather in the 1800s was a trooper as the police were known then. You might have guessed it I’m Australian, well he was escorting a Mr Greene, not sure whether it was spelt that way because that was our family name only one was spelt Green. With his gold and they both were attacked by two axe wielding robbers. My great great grandfather was just hanging on to the nearest camp site, where they patched him up as best they could he then asked the men to help him back onto his horse and go back to the man he was escorting. When he got there he found the man murdered by the two. They were taken into custody and they had a trial for which they got off. The people of Melbourne demanded a retrial and they both were hanged. It’s only just a few years ago I found out that my great grandfather was awarded the Silver Star for being a hero , his story was also written about in a Penguin book I’m so proud of him . He went back to his family in Ireland to convalescence and when he was well he came back and rejoined the Victoria Police . ❤🇦🇺🐨🦘🇦🇺