Kit Carson, a mountain man, explorer, and a bloody SAVAGE?! When KIT CARSON roamed the land
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2020
- the legend of Kit Carson, a soft-spoken, short, illiterate man who led explorers and Generals over an untamed and uncharted American West. An able man of great survivor skills and a precursor to the cowboy legend of later days.
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Blood and Thunder: An Epic of the American West, by Hampton Sides.
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Kit was a great man - we owe people like him a lot
Carson wasn't "great" when it came to the Navajos. He was awful, in fact.
Am a descendant of a brother of Kit and have a little trivia for you. Actor William Smith (Conan the Barbarians father and Red Dawn etc.) was a descendant of the Carson and Boone families through Kits half brother William Carson and his wife Cassandra Boone (daughter of Daniel Boone's nephew).
Well done bio friend. Grand story .
He was born in kentucky, not Virginia
Who was? I thought video said North Carolina. That was the state highlighted.
I believe that you meant that Kit Carson found work at the Band's fort as a hunter in 1841, not 1941. Thank you sincerely for this video, Bill Baker
Bent's Fort
I thought i heard that. Lol 1941
The hideous clanging shit in the back-ground & fore-ground is a pain. Incidentally, the Carsons & Boones were from Cullompton, Devon, England & neighbours there.
How accurate is this when the speaker can't get the dates right on several occasions.
At 4:37 you say in 1941,! I listened a couple times.
I remember having a signed photo card of kit Carson in the 60s. But now I'm thinking , maybe my mother signed it 🤔 .
You have a good mother.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🙏🤝😘
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Fairly well done.
Larger than life.
As a kid growing up in Australia, I didn't know much about Kit. Thanks for great video, stuff the people criticising you for a couple of mistakes.
Much love to ya, brother!!
Thanks !
A bit of confusion between the 1800s and 1900s here.....
1941??? Man he lived a long time traveling life. 😳
1926? The narrator had a typo! Should be 1826.
My interest in Carson and this general period (and personalities) of US history was ignited from reading George McDonald Fraser's, "Flashman and the Redskins".
Whilst a fictitious account (of the adventures of the eponymous cad and Rugby School alumnus) McDonald Fraser wrote with such verve that this exciting and fascinating tale rings wholly true.
Not for the faint of heart, Flashman's salty Victorian attitudes would give feminists and the "woke" a case of the vapours, but a thoroughly rollicking and enjoyable read for grown ups.
same for me.frasers depth of obscure historical knowledge in a pre internet age is astounding.indeed in covering the crimea and indian mutiny for a history degree his notes within the novels and bibliography were essential as modern historians tend to repeat themselves and offer little insight into the people who lived in those times their attitudes and reactions.one gem from the novels was the true revelation unrecorded elsewhere but a fact as fraser has articles from leading journals of the day to back it up such as the times was that war was declared on russia when the cabinet were either drunk or asleep! they couldnt recall why they had decided to do it who suggested it or why they did.carson the biggest hero of the west even in his lifetime has oddly been neglected by hollywood apart from rip torn playing him in a mini series about the eqaully forgotten fremont the only other screen incarnation was jon hall in a 30s standard western owing little to the great man.i always thought alan ladd could have played him well.
3:00 "... two years later, in 1926 ...". ?
Here to learn more. My uncle told me our Turley cousins, Kit Carson hid in one of their freight wagons and they smuggled Kit Carson out (from what threat or to where I don’t know) 😂 they owned a freight hauling business on the Santa Fe trail and lived near his family
Kit Carson was born in Richmond, Kentucky.
Got a pretty popular park in town named after him around San Diego, it’s time I learn some hidden history
Bro, in south eastern Colorado there is a small ass town named after him. The town is literally about 100 houses or so, takes about two or 3 minutes to go through and its surrounded by an ocean of flat grass land. There ain't another town or sign of civilization for miles around it. It's a strange and awesome sight seeing a semi ghost town like that, there's even a little museum there that you can visit and buy nick knacks!
Carson faught in the Battle of San Pasqual, which is in North San Diego County, near the San Diego Safari Park, east of Escondido. There's a museum & historical markers in that valley. And yes, Kit Carson Park is a few miles west in Escondido, Ca.
@@kriskabin yeah I’m from Escondido, just never really checked out that museum, & I frequent the San pasqual reservation often in valley center!
That's a big flashlight on top of that mule, not to mention the spare batteries.
4:36 "In 1941 ... " ??
After reading through the comments, I will refrain from commenting...Lotta critics out there 🤔..🤓
More Carson trivia...Kits kids were pretty messed up. One became a prostitute, one beat his father in-law in the head with a hammer and shot him (they remained friends) one committed suicide, another died in an asylum, and another shot and killed his mother in-law and shot his father in-law.
he must have meant 1826 not 1926
Good video but, the music in most of it was too loud and couldn't understand what was said.
Wat about the way he treated the navajos
I've only one critique, @3:00min a mistake was the year being given as 1926 which should have been 1826. Other than that a very good 👍 👌 video 📹 👌 and it is spot on otherwise!
4:37
"In 1941, Kit Carson"!! Really ??
Damn dude, you caught me.
In 1926 at the age of 16 he ran away from his apprenticeship?! Dates are a mess in this video!
At 3:00min you sat 1926 instead of 1826. Otherwise great video!
In 1926 he left his job as a saddle maker yeah right
He was 5'6"...not 5'1"
Kit Carson is in my family tree on my moms side.
Bill
Sorry, found another. At the start of Chapter 3, you start by typing, "In 1948" where you mean in 1848. I don't know whether you want me to continue, but these thing seem to stick out for me. I apologize if you do not want me to do this, Bill Baker
1926 ? No , 1826
Some of the narrators on these sort of videos must have trouble reading
I've worked with Jicarilla Apaches on a security crew. Toughest men I ever met.
Really good people too.
This story has multiple typos!
He had an indi
Kitt is the Great, Great Grandfather of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on Nov. 8th, 1989. That's why nobody knew what was going on 🤣🤣🤣. It was me and I am the great grandson of Kitt & his UTE Chieftain wife.
Did our family genealogy and Kit is related. So awesome to see where we came from.
Warcraft pictures? Really? Since when did Kit Carson see Griffin's?
Well Kit Carson is all part of American history. But I'm thinking hes gonna stand before the great judge and give an account of the cruel way he treated the Navajo Nation.
And the Navajos were never cruel?
@@YawehthedragondogofEL Let's see what you do if someone decides to take over your house.
@@elmolewis9123 The Navajos stole from and enslaved their neighbors just as so many other tribes and peoples have done, white tribes, red tribes, black tribes. It is human nature. They were and are a proud and interesting people. The course of history was set against their sovereignty, it was what it was. It was best to have the issue settled and Kit Carson knew this. The white men could have done much worse. Do the Navajo not still live on their ancestral lands, are they not allowed to speak their own language and practice their own ways? The white man had the power to have committed genocide on the Navajo and many others if they had wished. Instead they are granted more benefits than the average citizen. Would the Navajo have been so generous to a defeated foe? I wonder. Of course they defended themselves. They were a warrior race and they are honored for it.
@@YawehthedragondogofEL The Europeans did not purchase, lease or rent the land; they stole it. They then imported slaves to work the land they stole. So, free land and free labor! It made this country rich.
@@blueduck5589 Yep.
In 1941 he changed occupations oh really I don't think he was even alive
Damn dude, why have the soundtrack so loud over the voice over narration. Sounds like you enjoy pronouncing Spanish words 😉
the narrator doesn't know if he is a foot or horse back! can't even keep the centuries right and he's reading it!!
I thought this might be one of those annoying AI narrated videos. The speakers in them mispronounce tricky words that a human ought to say correctly. This voice said "abroad a steamboat' but it's 3 years old.
Too many errors or mis-speaks for me to take this seriously or to watch it to the end. Disappointing.
I second that.
8:48....Carson used a recoilless rifle?- a small artillery piece definitely not around in the middle !9th century. And with that here’s my👎🏻
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Kit Shit.
The worst narration ever!
lmao.vids are something you should leave to others buddy
Abroad a steamboat? Worst historical review ever. Definitely a negative, biased take on Carson.
Your in the 1800’s not 1900’s, don’t you listen to your own ramblings, knowing a little about Kit Carson I don’t think he would like his story told by a hespanic!
You don't have to learn his story from me. Go read a few books like I did. Or maybe you're too hEspanic to read?
I stopped watching as soon as I heard the voice.
Get the date 1841