Henry III - Professor Robert Bartlett
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@Sam What in the world are you talking about? You’re a dope.
Prof Bartlett is fantastic . Knowledgable , intelligent .Makes it accessible without dumbing down to the usual way today 👍
I love Professor Robert Bartlett! He makes historical content so accessible, informative and most importantly, very interesting! Thank you!
Who does he descend from ?
Amazing love this
Thanks Prof. you have the knack of making history come to life.
Absolutely superb, that was like stepping into a time machine, what rich rich history we have!!! Fabulous presentation from Professor Bartlett. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This was awesome. Felt like a history lecture for free. Amazing!!
I attended one of his lectures on the transition from Saxon to Norman rule in England at Manchester University many years ago.
What he doesn't know about this period isn't worth knowing.
Very informative and interesting, a King we don’t hear about very much compared to the more famous dynasties. What a complicated personal life.
I really am enjoying this series. Henry III has a pretty interesting story, and there’s not a whole lot on him, he wasn’t one of the flashiest Kings, for sure. But I’ve found they ALL have interesting stories. Thank you!
Holy cow, I just realized that you’re one of my favorite presenters!🙈 (I usually just listen whilst I do my work, or as bedtime stories🤭). I’m so happy you’re on TH-cam! Brilliant! 👌👏
God, I wish I was in your history classes. You are a good storyteller.
Thank you for doing this! We need more history in our lives than ever!
Very well explained, professor Bartlett kept this riveting throughout . His documentaries are always worth a listen
I've enjoyed Professor Bartlett's documentaries on the Normans, Plantagenets and Inside The Medieval Mind, before now. This talk on Henry III was a great listen and it's great to see that you have several lectures by this man. Many thanks The People Profiles.
This was such an enjoyable lecture from my absolute favourite historian. Wonderful to listen to RB talk and share his knowledge. Thank you.
This fellow is engaging! Dunno why, but without any graphics or razzle dazzle I'm listening all the time.
This is so wholesome and informative! Thank you for a wonderful video!
Simon: “Call parliament or you will end up like Charles the simple “
Henry III: …okay>.
I truly appreciate your taking the time to make these fabulous videos professor. Thank you.
Excellent to see Professor Robert Bartlett again. Hope more videos will be made.
I really enjoyed this as I didn’t know much about Henry - thank you
Wonderful! So clearly presented and thoughtful. I wish you had been my professor! Thank you!
That's 3 of Prof Bartlett's videos I have watched now. 3 hours bloody well spent! ❤️
Robert Bartlett is awesome
Watch his BBC series about the Normans. Brilliant stuff.
Loved the presentation, always fun to learn more about my 21st Greatgrand father.
He’s probably everyone’s 21st great grandfather.
@@370530e A few million at least.
The beauty of education is listening to people like Professor Robert Bartlett
Professor B is a treasure
Thank you, this was excellent!
Another great one. I hope this continues to cover the tudors
Amazing work
Fascinating to see the beginnings of present day democracy in Britain
I find these videos are good companions to the documentaries, so you have two variations of a documentary. Recommended this channel to friends for a long time, I don't complain about poor TV history channels if I can still find a good documentary right here.
Very informative
The story about the horses and escaping is the same story on how Edward IV escaped from the earl of Warwick...... Great minds think alike I guess
The albigeois crusade was mostly a massive land grabing operation to replace the local aristocracy ( The house of Toulouse, the Trencavel of Béziers and their vassals)
Simon says put your hands on your head
Okay, I think I've got this. Thanks.
I want a poll "England (or France or both) of this period vs Mongols. Who would've won?".
Excellent! I have a much better idea of the conflict between Henry & his barons, & the Provisions of Oxford, etc. I've always had a sort of metal blank about Henry, & somehow, learning more about the events of his life hasn't changed that much- I think it's cos I can't get any sense of his personality whatsoever, so clearly I have to learn more.
Was he edward the longshanks father?
Yes
What we’re gonna do is go back, way into time.
I have a question: Was England really named "England" at that time? So we have Counties and the Realm of the Plantagenets. In that sense, I gess we can´t name England as England a Nation...
Henry III was, a very flawed ruler.
His son was far better.
The true crime girlie's would love this.
….Like father, like son…..
Brilliant thank you 🙏
Haughenschtaffen sounds more German than Italian.
Cutting up Simon de Monfort reminds me of how Richard III was curcified after his was killed in battle
I don’t think so.
I love these but seriously can we please have some about other races of people?
good grief
An interesting insight into Henry3, but OMG, the prof's voice and demeanor brought back every college class I slept through. It's clear that he's well-versed in his knowledge, but his asides, details, and droning on and on slammed my eyes shut.
Try the History Channel then. Lots of arm waving and shouting there.
Robert Bartlett is the historian's historian for this period. I attended one of his lectures many years ago and found it fascinating.
Robert Bartlett probably feels he could make a good king or great historical figure, yet he’s likely scared of young black and Asian men he passes in the street.
John gets such a bad tar, and I'm not saying it isn't deserved, but people forget he inherited a mess to. The beloved Richard was actually a pretty shit king. He was a great warrior, but a shit king.