Today we take a brief look at the last Stuart Monarch Queen Anne. She certainly had a difficult life and her experiences as queen were chaotic. Nevertheless, many important events took place during her time as queen and she remains an important figure in the history of Britain. I hope you all are doing well and thank you for your patience between uploads. I ran into multiple issues due to upgrading equipment, but hope to have everything locked down at this point in order to upload more regularly. I want to thank you for your interest in the video/channel and I hope I was reasonably able to do Anne's story justice. As always if I catch any errors, or any are brought to my attention, I will add them to the errors and corrections section of the video description. I did catch one small error already, in that I referred to Anne's brother Edgar as her elder brother when in fact he was her younger brother. This had been added to said section. Cheers!
I must say, I give you so much respect for making a whole section for any possible errors or goofs! Everyone makes mistakes! But only people who truly care about giving good information to the viewers, instead of only caring about the clicks and views, will own up to and correct those mistakes!!! Hats off to this AH-MAZING channel!!!!!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I enjoy these videos, but I PARTICULARLY appreciate how you understand that 70 minutes is a "brief history" and that deep dives into topics take so much longer to present.
I was looking forward to this one. I like any content on Queen Anne. Her and Mary the 2nd are the two British queens I feel are forgotten about over more popular queens regnant like Elizabeth the 1st and Victoria.
I can’t think of anyone I’ve ever heard of having a more tragic, lonely, stressful and painful life than Queen Anne. To lose 17/18 children, by age 35?! Basically physically incapacitated by the physical trauma of pregnancy, childbirth, chronic stress and grief, widowed, surrounded by false friends, no loving (and few living) family members, and constant awareness of the danger she was in as being a (figure)head of a kingdom. I’m exhausted from just thinking about it. The fact she didn’t just throw herself into a moat to drown is astonishing- maybe her religious beliefs were what kept her going. Or a sense of duty? This was a woman who had iron in her spirit. But it must have been miserable, having those circumstances. I’m in awe.
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
Anne is an interesting queen, in that on the one hand she was somewhat unremarkable, though more notable than her sister and brother in law. On the other hand she saw a huge change to the country, basically kickstarting the Great Britain train when James I couldn't.
It's sad she died before she could receive the proper appreciation for the cultural, political and economical changes she put in motion. In stead she was remembered as a woman overrun by her close group of friends.
I think she died too early, which left her unappreciated. She is seen as dominated by Sarah Churchill, but their catastrophic falling out proves Queen Anne was her own woman and not just reliant on other people. In fact, I think it’s Sarah that was more reliant. If her husband was not so successful in the War of the Spanish Succession, she would have been kicked out earlier.
This documentary surpassed my expectations - incredibly clear, informative and detailed despite its self-proclaimed brevity. Will absolutely be returning to this channel, great work!
I also grew up around death and lots of my family members died while I was still young. It has given me a perspective most people don’t get to have, and I have valued my family more because of it. Everyone does, do not put off spending time with the people you love. Those are the only memories you’ll have once they’re gone.
Early death due to war, accident, illness, and a short life expectancy was very common and her perspective on death would not have been any different from that of her contemporaries.
Wait this sounds like my anstery Anne was Jane Tuite daughters of sir Henry tuite baronet and niece of the dutchess of york,mother of queen Anne Mary and queen Anne this is her Jane
This was pretty amazing to hear. It was very detailed for "brief" I have direct ancestral ties to Queen Anne through her mother Anne Hyde via Edward Hyde..... Which somehow connects to Winston Churchill and the Spencers....namely Diana and her children.
The Anglican church, the church of England, is not actually Protestant. It’s called Anglo-Catholicism. Presbyterian Church, the Church of Scotland, however, is Protestant. Along with Roman Catholicism and the Russian, Greek and eastern orthodox churches, the Anglican church considers itself catholic. We consider ourselves to have reformed the church rather than protested against it. We have bishops and celebrate the Eucharist. We have high, middle and low church. Low church is more similar to Protestantism. I very much appreciate your posts. Please keep up the good work.
Whatever the Anglican Church considers itself internally, politically, Britain has been a Protestant country since the Tudors. There is a law passed right after the Glorious Revolution, still in force today, that a Catholic may not sit on the throne of Britain. No prohibition on Protestants. After Queen Anne died, the succession skipped over some 50 Catholics to settle on the Lutheran George Ludwig of Hanover, who became King George I. And, as the video points out, James II was deposed because he was a Catholic, and replace with William and Mary, both Protestants. William was a Dutch Calvinist. So the British did not want a Catholic, but were fine with other Protestants. Who then were accepted in the Church of England with little discussion. Again, this is more political than theological. The British were afraid of Catholic tyranny, and did not have that fear of Lutherans, Calvinists and Presbyterians.
I love your channel. I've learned so much from you. I'd like to ask if you could start working on the queens and queen consorts of medieval England next. I'm not crazy over the George's at all. I love the Medieval aspect. Thank you for all your hard work on this. You're wonderful!
Wrong flag. That’s the Union Jack, for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, created 1 January 1801. Anne ruled the Kingdom of Great Britain.
@@jamellfoster6029 Queen Victoria should've done that in the first place. Who the heck wanted to exchange the pleasant sounding _Hannover_ for the grotesque sounding "Saxe-Coburg and Gotha"?
Hello! At last, after all this time of waiting we finally arrive at the last Stuart monarch of the British Isles. Thank you for providing an informative essay video on the first monarch of a politically United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Actually, George I and Queen Anne husband Prince George are 1st cousin. They are the grandchildren of George, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg and Anne-Eleanore of Hesse-Darmstadt. King George is the grandosn of them through paternal line, while Prince George is through maternal line
I really hope you cover the House of Hanover! A period when Britain is transformed culturally & economically 🤩 Your channel is fantastic, great work, I even listen to your videos at the gym 😂
The final Stuart Monarch (go away pretenders!). Really looking forward to this one, I don’t know much about her apart from the unification of Scotland and England into Great Britain.
I began studying the royals back in 2003. Back then, none of these programs existed. It's nice to see people take an interest in what I found interesting all those years ago. The first historical fiction I read was Mary, Bloody Mary by Carolyn Meyer. After that. I was hooked. Anyone interested learning about these people, I will advise to start out reading kid's books on these people. Then, gradually grow to adult books. Bios on them can be confusing if you don't know much about them.
So true!!!!! Honestly, I could probably list off every monarch from before there was an England, and their siblings, in order!! And I still get a brain cramp when trying to figure out how some of these families are related to others!!!!! I always picture this mad tangle of vines when thinking of all the royal families and how most of them are related!!! LOL!!!
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
Anñe gathered up people's from the Upper Palatinate and sent them on to America/ The New World. Do you cover any of that? I've listened two times to the documentary. Am I missing something?
true. there may have been an offer, though, where she couldn't give an order. many monarchs invited foreign population - the tsars having made offers to the bohemian and moravian germans. the volga germans?@@pedanticradiator1491
Thank you for the upload. I learned quite a bit in this session. Not sure if you're open for improvement but there's alot of repeat phrases or words you like to use. It's kinda funny I was giggling to you 😂 good job with the photos as well
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
Awww man this is too real I was watching William III took a nap, woke up and saw Anne was here!!! Brief History I commend you on pushing out the vidz. Thank you so much brother!!!
Cromwell was not Lord Protector till death! He was forced to recuse himself! Continuing that title is a family conceit! Or a convenient view of history by descendants!😊
Wow, I can’t believe I’m all caught up! Thank you so much for these great videos, I’ve learned so much. William I thru Anne have kept me company while I work on a long and tedious project with my deck. Deck project is about halfway done, time to start again with William!
Infant mortality was common, but to have 16 pregnancies end in miscarriage and stillbirth was unusual and must have been traumatic. Although infant death was common, that didn’t make it any easier for the parents in many cases.
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!* *I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!* *I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
@@pedanticradiator1491 You have a pair of eyes, glasses, the Internet, and a plethora of books describing how these individuals actually looked. Put in the effort before offering smarmy retorts!
She remains the only royal who very little is known. When she died, her history was erased. Mad Queen Anne. It was a huge challenge for Olivia Coleman.
If you mean her brother-in-law, he was Dutch, although his mother was the daughter of Charles I of England and Queen Henrietta Maria. All the royal families were all related to eachother in one way or another.
Today we take a brief look at the last Stuart Monarch Queen Anne. She certainly had a difficult life and her experiences as queen were chaotic. Nevertheless, many important events took place during her time as queen and she remains an important figure in the history of Britain. I hope you all are doing well and thank you for your patience between uploads. I ran into multiple issues due to upgrading equipment, but hope to have everything locked down at this point in order to upload more regularly. I want to thank you for your interest in the video/channel and I hope I was reasonably able to do Anne's story justice. As always if I catch any errors, or any are brought to my attention, I will add them to the errors and corrections section of the video description. I did catch one small error already, in that I referred to Anne's brother Edgar as her elder brother when in fact he was her younger brother. This had been added to said section. Cheers!
The Monarch during which Great Britain was born. Damn right she was an important figure. Love your channel.
I wonder if the Stuarts had some sort of genetic disease that caused multiple miscarriages? I feel sorry for her and Mary.
I must say, I give you so much respect for making a whole section for any possible errors or goofs! Everyone makes mistakes! But only people who truly care about giving good information to the viewers, instead of only caring about the clicks and views, will own up to and correct those mistakes!!! Hats off to this AH-MAZING channel!!!!!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@--enyo-- All the inbreeding throughout the ages, l would imagine! How say you?
I wish I knew you personally. You’re awesome. I wish you were like…my step brother or something
I enjoy these videos, but I PARTICULARLY appreciate how you understand that 70 minutes is a "brief history" and that deep dives into topics take so much longer to present.
Yes!!! 👍 Love this about this channel!!!!
Well, you can read books about these monarchs that go on for hours upon hours of reading time. Also, compared to a lifetime, they are brief.
@@PawelSorinsky He was COMMENDING the channel for their 70-minute upload. In case you didn't pass Grade 4, that means he APPRECIATES it.
@@Flamsterette I passed them very well indeed. My utterances were meant as an addendum to the beforementioned.
I can't imagine losing 17 children, what a nightmare😢😢😢
*Kings & Queens ATE the "BEST" Foods!!!!! SuGaR!!!!*
Queen Anne is one of my favorite underrated figures in the monarchy. You really never disappoint and should be proud of yourself for this one!
Have you seen the film about her starring Olivia colman?
@@georgiaholmes5199I can’t imagine living in the 14 century in the 15 16 or 18 hundreds I just can’t
She was beautiful
These videos have gotten me through so many difficult drives. Really appreciate this content ❤
I was looking forward to this one. I like any content on Queen Anne. Her and Mary the 2nd are the two British queens I feel are forgotten about over more popular queens regnant like Elizabeth the 1st and Victoria.
Another forgotten one is Lady Jane Grey
I can’t think of anyone I’ve ever heard of having a more tragic, lonely, stressful and painful life than Queen Anne. To lose 17/18 children, by age 35?! Basically physically incapacitated by the physical trauma of pregnancy, childbirth, chronic stress and grief, widowed, surrounded by false friends, no loving (and few living) family members, and constant awareness of the danger she was in as being a (figure)head of a kingdom. I’m exhausted from just thinking about it. The fact she didn’t just throw herself into a moat to drown is astonishing- maybe her religious beliefs were what kept her going. Or a sense of duty? This was a woman who had iron in her spirit. But it must have been miserable, having those circumstances. I’m in awe.
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
So many children lost😢.
Hello hope all’s well with you there?
@@franklinstephen3268 *LeanaBee, Don't Answer, to NO GEEZERS !!!*
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
Great summery of her difficult life. This period in British and European history is very crucial and I think often underrated
❤I love your presentations! I watch them repeatedly. Please don't stop making them!
Anne is an interesting queen, in that on the one hand she was somewhat unremarkable, though more notable than her sister and brother in law. On the other hand she saw a huge change to the country, basically kickstarting the Great Britain train when James I couldn't.
It's sad she died before she could receive the proper appreciation for the cultural, political and economical changes she put in motion. In stead she was remembered as a woman overrun by her close group of friends.
I think she died too early, which left her unappreciated. She is seen as dominated by Sarah Churchill, but their catastrophic falling out proves Queen Anne was her own woman and not just reliant on other people. In fact, I think it’s Sarah that was more reliant. If her husband was not so successful in the War of the Spanish Succession, she would have been kicked out earlier.
This documentary surpassed my expectations - incredibly clear, informative and detailed despite its self-proclaimed brevity. Will absolutely be returning to this channel, great work!
I also grew up around death and lots of my family members died while I was still young. It has given me a perspective most people don’t get to have, and I have valued my family more because of it. Everyone does, do not put off spending time with the people you love. Those are the only memories you’ll have once they’re gone.
Well said indeed thank you
Early death due to war, accident, illness, and a short life expectancy was very common and her perspective on death would not have been any different from that of her contemporaries.
Wait this sounds like my anstery Anne was Jane Tuite daughters of sir Henry tuite baronet and niece of the dutchess of york,mother of queen Anne Mary and queen Anne this is her Jane
This was pretty amazing to hear. It was very detailed for "brief" I have direct ancestral ties to Queen Anne through her mother Anne Hyde via Edward Hyde..... Which somehow connects to Winston Churchill and the Spencers....namely Diana and her children.
The Anglican church, the church of England, is not actually Protestant. It’s called Anglo-Catholicism.
Presbyterian Church, the Church of Scotland, however, is Protestant.
Along with Roman Catholicism and the Russian, Greek and eastern orthodox churches, the Anglican church considers itself catholic. We consider ourselves to have reformed the church rather than protested against it.
We have bishops and celebrate the Eucharist.
We have high, middle and low church. Low church is more similar to Protestantism.
I very much appreciate your posts. Please keep up the good work.
Whatever the Anglican Church considers itself internally, politically, Britain has been a Protestant country since the Tudors. There is a law passed right after the Glorious Revolution, still in force today, that a Catholic may not sit on the throne of Britain. No prohibition on Protestants. After Queen Anne died, the succession skipped over some 50 Catholics to settle on the Lutheran George Ludwig of Hanover, who became King George I. And, as the video points out, James II was deposed because he was a Catholic, and replace with William and Mary, both Protestants. William was a Dutch Calvinist.
So the British did not want a Catholic, but were fine with other Protestants. Who then were accepted in the Church of England with little discussion.
Again, this is more political than theological. The British were afraid of Catholic tyranny, and did not have that fear of Lutherans, Calvinists and Presbyterians.
You’re all mental Protestant or not
We Love Great Britain from Iran 🇮🇷❤️ 🇬🇧
Sourpuss Queen Anne Gloria
And so from then, you were ruled by men
'Til along came Queen Victoria
Your uploads just have a way of brightening my day, BH. Thank you for all your efforts. You are very much appreciated.
I adore this “Brief” History. It is so detailed and interesting! Anne makes me think of how everything has a price and she paid the ultimate price.
Isn't it strange that so many children were lost in infancy¿ Strange and scary..
*The Kings ATE the "BEST" Food!!! Meaning Lots of SuGar!!!!*
I enjoy reminiscing about the life of my ANCESTORS but I admit that they were not Perfect as we called RECKLESS RULERS!
ISAIAH 41:2,7 GOLDSMITH
Can’t believe we’re already at the Hanoverians now
I love your channel. I've learned so much from you.
I'd like to ask if you could start working on the queens and queen consorts of medieval England next. I'm not crazy over the George's at all. I love the Medieval aspect.
Thank you for all your hard work on this.
You're wonderful!
Wrong flag. That’s the Union Jack, for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, created 1 January 1801. Anne ruled the Kingdom of Great Britain.
Really enjoying this series!! So informative and relaxing, thanks alot!🎉
Even if Queen Anne did have children; they wouldn't be Stuarts(...) Now, would they ?
Correct, they would have been from George's house of Oldenburg
@@danielsantiagourtado3430 but she could have been an O.G. feminist & did like Queen Elizabeth II & had her kids retain her maiden/house name.
@@jamellfoster6029 Queen Victoria should've done that in the first place. Who the heck wanted to exchange the pleasant sounding _Hannover_ for the grotesque sounding "Saxe-Coburg and Gotha"?
@@MLennholm true... But she was so besotted with Prince Albert.
@@danielsantiagourtado3430 Even Anne’s only surviving son was listed as of the House of Oldenburg on Wikipedia
As well as the last to rule without a prime minister!
Love your videos man! Your channel's awesome!
Hello! At last, after all this time of waiting we finally arrive at the last Stuart monarch of the British Isles. Thank you for providing an informative essay video on the first monarch of a politically United Kingdom of Great Britain.
When this series is complete, I am going to go back to the beginning and have a marathon!
I am on a re run through, why wait. Lol
Actually, George I and Queen Anne husband Prince George are 1st cousin. They are the grandchildren of George, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg and Anne-Eleanore of Hesse-Darmstadt. King George is the grandosn of them through paternal line, while Prince George is through maternal line
I really hope you cover the House of Hanover! A period when Britain is transformed culturally & economically 🤩 Your channel is fantastic, great work, I even listen to your videos at the gym 😂
Me and Queen Anne share the same Birthday February 6th.
The final Stuart Monarch (go away pretenders!). Really looking forward to this one, I don’t know much about her apart from the unification of Scotland and England into Great Britain.
Crazy to think that unification might be ending VERY soon.......
Very well done. You have managed to tackle a complex story and make it a breeze to understand. Thank you.
I began studying the royals back in 2003. Back then, none of these programs existed. It's nice to see people take an interest in what I found interesting all those years ago. The first historical fiction I read was Mary, Bloody Mary by Carolyn Meyer. After that. I was hooked. Anyone interested learning about these people, I will advise to start out reading kid's books on these people. Then, gradually grow to adult books. Bios on them can be confusing if you don't know much about them.
So true!!!!! Honestly, I could probably list off every monarch from before there was an England, and their siblings, in order!! And I still get a brain cramp when trying to figure out how some of these families are related to others!!!!! I always picture this mad tangle of vines when thinking of all the royal families and how most of them are related!!! LOL!!!
@@0hMyLife I wander how her body is now 310 years later I bet she’s bones and her clothes are rotten and eaten away in her casket
Awesome! I’ve been waiting for this one since I first found your channel. 😂
Thanks for your hard work and incredibly in-depth videos!!
Always excited when I receive a notification for a new upload - keep up the great work!
Brilliantly narrated chapter of some great period in the British history, in my view any way ))
Really enjoying the content. Your videos are very refreshing
Queen Anne commands and we obey.
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
18 pregnancies, not children.
Anñe gathered up people's from the Upper Palatinate and sent them on to America/ The New World. Do you cover any of that? I've listened two times to the documentary. Am I missing something?
Anne had no power over the Upper Palatinate are you sure of your facts?
true. there may have been an offer, though, where she couldn't give an order. many monarchs invited foreign population - the tsars having made offers to the bohemian and moravian germans. the volga germans?@@pedanticradiator1491
You're Irish so this is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
@@KMartin-jf5kw Everything is my business.
Good work except maybe
"... the last Stuart monarch of..." **Great Britain**
given the
'acts of union' during the last decade of her reign.
Thank you for the upload. I learned quite a bit in this session. Not sure if you're open for improvement but there's alot of repeat phrases or words you like to use. It's kinda funny I was giggling to you 😂 good job with the photos as well
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
Awww man this is too real I was watching William III took a nap, woke up and saw Anne was here!!! Brief History I commend you on pushing out the vidz. Thank you so much brother!!!
Charles was not the eldest son of James I and VI. A older brother Henry died before his father.
Well done
Wow ! That was incredible. 👊
Thanks for the upload!
QUEEN ANNE COMMANDS AND WE OBEY!!!
Decent video, but WHY ARE YOUR ADS SO BLARINGLY LOUD? Seriously, I watch a lot of history channels and your ads are particularly obnoxious.
I don’t understand your statement about the pregnancy before Baby Anne’s birth. Was it a pregnancy of her father’s out of wedlock relationship? Janet
There was Anne Villar she widows of captain john Villar family's of George Duke of Buckingham..
"So I should kneel upwind of the Queen today." (If memory serves me correctly)
Better than Game of Thrones.
No wonder the writer copied much of British history for his HBO soap opera
Though Jane who lined I got here's
Hello how are you doing?
Queen Ann was 6 great aunt
Lose a child -> political scandal -> repeat, throw in some wars and that's the whole video.
Cromwell was not Lord Protector till death! He was forced to recuse himself! Continuing that title is a family conceit! Or a convenient view of history by descendants!😊
44:09 You could mistake this painting for the Vatican if you didn't know what you were looking at.
In VaBch there's good length road called Princess Anne. Princess Anne County merged w/& became VaBch.
Wow, I can’t believe I’m all caught up! Thank you so much for these great videos, I’ve learned so much. William I thru Anne have kept me company while I work on a long and tedious project with my deck. Deck project is about halfway done, time to start again with William!
Last monarch of England!!! She was Queen of Scotland before she was Queen of England 😂
She became Queen of both countries at the same time
She became queen of both due to the act of 1,707, you w⚓
@@KMartin-jf5kwshe was Queen of both before the Act of Union. She officially became Queen of Great Britain in 1707
More than ones Anne causes many ,many anstery came though this Jane queen anne ,Mary which lots name's carry over
William was invited, Anne was in charge, Parliament was always sovereign
Can't write its all king Charles then 2 they made mistakes calling Anne Irish women
I just came here after watching The Favourite and this is amaaazing
yes
Great bio of a less known ( to me at least) English/British monarch
Was the Queen Anne's Revenge named after her?
Yes
Yes, Blackbeard was most likely a supporter of the Stuart dynasty.
She’s such a BAMF. Thanks for covering her.
I LOVE your work! It's thorough and on par with David Starkey imo!
I thought kennings was Sarah Churchill?
Nice. I've a thing for tied loose ends! Thank you!❤️
This is my favorite TH-cam channel.
People dying around her would not have been unusual. People died early way to often especially children.
Infant mortality was common, but to have 16 pregnancies end in miscarriage and stillbirth was unusual and must have been traumatic. Although infant death was common, that didn’t make it any easier for the parents in many cases.
Sorry to burst your bubble, the the painting of the lady in the thumbnail isn’t Queen Anne, that’s her sister Mary. 😬
Nope. It’s Anne. Painted by the Dutch artists William Wessing and Jan van der Vaart in 1687.
Wonder what would of happened if the Hanover's hadn't been successful?
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
William married Anne Villar 4 kids
There's was diana mabbot
20:20
Edward hyde,earl of clarendon
41:50
Queen Anne and Mary fascinating their lives were ❤
*I had to Quit Listening cuz of that ANNOYING BELL, in the BackGround!!!*
*I came here to Listen to Facts about Mary & Anne, Not to Listen to a BeLL!!!*
*I WiLL Get My History from another source of it!!!!*
A fascinating misapprehension of history, promoted with false portraits.
Yes of course they all have the wrong skin colour in the portraits dont they? OMG FFS
@@pedanticradiator1491 You have a pair of eyes, glasses, the Internet, and a plethora of books describing how these individuals actually looked. Put in the effort before offering smarmy retorts!
41:10 marking my spot
William of orange
I’m so confused.
Daniel's
Anne left and sail for America
No she didn't
She remains the only royal who very little is known. When she died, her history was erased. Mad Queen Anne. It was a huge challenge for Olivia Coleman.
So…where did her older brother come from…?
She didn't have an older brother
If you mean her brother-in-law, he was Dutch, although his mother was the daughter of Charles I of England and Queen Henrietta Maria. All the royal families were all related to eachother in one way or another.
56:48
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Long story short, her Uncle King Charles II had his monarchy deemed null and void ans he was arrested and beheaded.
The end
Her grandfather Charles I was beheaded not her uncle Charles II
False, it was Charles l who was beheaded
Abother Yank thinking reading his sad secondary school history essay on YT is interesting!
My great Aunt. And Mary.