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Will you be covering the Levellers and True Levellers (Diggers) extensively. They’re my favorite factions of this tumultuous period and the most modern
@@klyanadkmorr historically it’s mostly due to religious affiliation and alignment. There weren’t any nationalist sentiments in this period. Scots were Presbyterian and the monarch astutely allied with their interests. I’m not sure what the Welsh supported but it’s likely also religious.
@@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv And he was extremely unpopular during his reign as Lord Protector. To the point where after his death the exhumed his corpse, which was given a mock execution to cheering crowds.
My teacher had a saying when he taught the ECW at school. The Battle of Marston Moor cost Charles the North. The Battle of Naseby cost him his army. The Battle of Preston cost him his head! Another great vid!
@@normtrooper4392 I'm kind of devoted to more traditional battles for total wars, but sadly they're really pushing away from that. I enjoy Warhammer for being what it is, but the fact is it sucks graphically and for anybody who actually cares about realism. The handgunners are awful and projectiles are basically wet noodles. But I'm very bitter.
Right Just Imagine Taking a Speer To Your Face Lodging into Your Eye socket, still alive for a Few Longer Agonizing Moments getting Trampled by Your Fellow Men. Or Being Captured Totured for Muse with Your Penis being Nibbled on by Starving Mice in a Bucket 🪣 Strapped to your Crotch...
Apparently there was going to be a battle in Corby, Northamptonshire but on the morning of the battle they noticed the wheels on all the cannons had been nicked
The map of Lancashire preceding the Battle of Preston is a bit suspect. Blackpool basically didn't exist at this time period (certainly not as anything larger than a tiny hamlet), and Preston is a bit too far west-northwest of where it actually is - the town of Kirkham is actually about where "Preston" is on this map.
I'll tell you the more I watch the history channels I'm subscribed to. The more I find out things I didn't know about subjects I thought I did. Thanks and keep up the great work
“Your pretended fear lest error should step in, is like the man who would keep all wine out of the country, lest men should be drunk. It will be found an unjust and unwise jealousy to deprive a man of his natural liberty upon a supposition he may abuse it. When he doth abuse it, judge.” ― Oliver Cromwell
Great series! 👍 Fascinating to know that the UK was once a republic. I hope that you continue making videos of the aftermath of the Thirty Years' War. Videos about War of Devolution and Nine Years' War would be great. 👍
It was never a republic, they simply removed the monarchy from power. The aristocracy and landowning class still held all the power-Parliament and the nobility were the same thing for the most part. Cromwell was offered the crown but he refused, taking the title Lord Protector, a title normally held when a king is absent from the throne (equivalent is Guardian of Scotland). England, Scotland and Ireland were still kingdoms, simply without a king.
For those not in the know. A republic is just a non-monarchic form of government. A dictatorship is still a republic. Modern examples of this are Pinochet's Chile, Franco's Spain, Pol Pots Cambodia, modern China etc.
Awesome content and thank you so much for your effort guys! However, because you are working on multiple projects at the same time, I often find myself forgetting about the previous episodes until the next one comes and that can be a little frustrating. Just my two cents, thanks again for all that you do!
Could you you do one about James Graham? The Marquise of Montrose? Think people would be fascinated. "......for the covenants a Campbell mare that rides across the law. And er a Stewart bridles her, a Grahams head must fall."
Ahaha I was amazed when this video came up as I’m from Preston 😂 However on the map they got the location of Preston a tiny bit north than it should be
Have almost 2x the number of troops as your enemy. Don't scout efficently. Get told that you are being attacked and completely ignore it. GET Destroyed.....
Great summary of the period! Though I have a minor correction: the Parliamentarian commander at the Battle of Stow-on-the-Wold was named Sir William Brereton, not Richard Brereton. He had been besieging Chester earlier in the war, and at Stow-on-the-Wold he was accompanied by Colonel Thomas Morgan when they defeated Astley.
Another brilliant video K&G, one thing I did notice is that you do not have a video on the Russian revolution, would be lovely to see a documentary on that!
14:20 - Colchester is in Essex, not Kent. The siege of Colchester is - allegedly - the source of a nursery rhyme. The Royalist defenders (all the King's men) had a squat mortar nicknamed Humpty Dumpty (at the time, a common nickname for any fat person). The hoisted this up onto the tower of a church that was built into the old Roman walls (Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall). The Parliamentary artillery targeted the tower and damaged it, causing Humpty Dumpty to "have a great fall." The mortar could not be brought back into action, and the garrison surrendered shortly afterwards. To this day, you an see the extent of the damage to the tower, as it was repaired with slightly different-coloured bricks.
Got to love the map at 16:10, which shows Preston in the wrong place and depicts Blackpool as being bigger than either Preston or Lancaster when, at the time, it was a fishing village of about 8 cottages!
2:30 See the plucky Royalist town of Newark-upon-Trent in the English Midlands, the last Royalist garrison to surrender, even after the King himself. A quite attractive town today, with the ruined castle and a fine square.
Ha Ha I knew somone would point that out before me. I prefer the name Battle of Red Bank myself though. But to be honest, I'm just glad it got a mention because from the title, I was thinking they were going to claim that Preston was the final action..
I love this channel, it is so interesting and makes subjects that perhaps wouldn't be entirely enticing very catching and enjoyable. I hope one day my channel (also a history channel) will be as gripping as yours! Best the Knight of History.
The Civil War is over! And somehow shit actually gets WORSE from here Cromwell: A fun sponge so A1 tier that he can make an entire country a decade long buzzkill
Sadly I must play the pedantic old bore card. Being the king of England did not and does not mean that you are an English king. Charles I was a Scot, born in Scotland with a Scottish father and a Danish mother. Thanks to the accession of his father James to the English throne, he was the king of three Kingdoms, and ruler of Wales, which they regarded as a principality. He was the king of Scotland and Ireland as well as England. Imagine being an English Parliamentarian who has seen the fears of Parliament that James would attempt to rule England in the same way as he ruled Scotland realised in his son Charles. Your country has endured a civil war, and Charles tries again to take control and rule as a divinely ordained king. He is in your hands because after he had been defeated, he believed that his fellow countrymen would treat him better than the English Parliament, and he placed himself in their mercy. They promptly sold him to the English for £100,000 and the promise of even more money in the near future. So the Scots handed him over to you, and he continued to plot and scheme, despite being offered very generous terms. The Scots invade again and are defeated at Preston and Winwick. Little wonder he was known as that man of blood.
Prince Rupert knew that he could not realistically hold Bristol for long, he made an unfortunate but nonetheless sound tactical decision to withdraw that not only saved the lives of his men, but also spared the city from further destruction.
9:00 Imagine how different British history would be had the Levelers succeeded in the end. They essentially espoused the same beliefs and goals of the founding fathers in what became the USA. A British democratic republican revolution before the one in America and France. How drastically this would have affected the balance of power in Europe.
I find it annoying that in eu4. Great powers at this point have armies over 100k approaching 200k and they just stand around even though armies are raised not just there in existence.
The Scottish invasions would have followed the route of the old Roman coast road, and thence the A49 Trunk Road. Preston, Wigan and Winwick ( Winnick, the second W is silent) are all on this road, which runs from Herefordshire to Bamber Bridge, site of the infamous Battle of Bamber Bridge in 1943. Preston was known as Proud Preston. Pious was sometimes added, as was Papist due to the large number of Catholic recusants there and in Lancashire in general. There are two monuments of note. Warrington, which was then in Lancashire, has a statue of Cromwell. There were objections from the local Irish community*, which were duly noted and ignored. Queen Victoria was kept away from the statue when she visited the town. The second is from the Anglo-Scottish War of 1651 on the A49 at Swinley, and it commemorates the death in battle of Sir Thomas Tyldsley. Sir Thomas was a Catholic supporter of the Stuart's, and was known as finest knight in England. * Lancashire has a large population of people of Irish descent.
Fantastic video! I can't wait for the next installment. England is a strange nation; even after throwing off the yoke of Monarchy they kept bringing it back. As an American it seems strange to see a people that so desired to be rules as subjects.
That isn’t true at all. In fact the type of government he wanted to establish came to fruition in the United States. He worked hard to establish a representative government but those elected in Parliament kept undermining him and other political factions who wanted the tyrannical Stuart’s back on the throne and did whatever they could to undermine him to make it happen. Cromwell knew that. Almost immediately after his death and the monarchy was reestablished, the country greatly suffered and Christians were slaughtered and many either fled to America or were forced there as exiles or slaves in the southern colonies.
@@paulwilliams7103 More like the Government he wanted to establish came to fruition in Gran Colombia. Though Cromwell is fondly looked back by Americans Cromwell was a tyrant
i watch the wolfwalkers is a great movies the Cromwell become as villian they just hunt down and get rid of wolfs and some war didnt happened. Cromwell the lord protecters from wolfwalkers is from Other universe and Cromwell from normal universe he died due for execute they both diff from universe
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I want an episode on the sieges Vienna 1683
Will you be covering the Levellers and True Levellers (Diggers) extensively. They’re my favorite factions of this tumultuous period and the most modern
@@klyanadkmorr historically it’s mostly due to religious affiliation and alignment. There weren’t any nationalist sentiments in this period. Scots were Presbyterian and the monarch astutely allied with their interests. I’m not sure what the Welsh supported but it’s likely also religious.
Any chance for a video about Lycurgus
So established titles was a scam
That's right kids, after the war Cromwell retired from the military, and had a peaceful career as head of the Irish tourism board.
If only. I do wish Cromwell had managed to form an actual republic, man just ended up being a king in all but name, a dictator.
Ha cough ha
@@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv And he was extremely unpopular during his reign as Lord Protector. To the point where after his death the exhumed his corpse, which was given a mock execution to cheering crowds.
Nice joke b taylor. It gave me a nice chuckle.
Alas, his surname could not become immortalized as that of Caesar's, and of Octavian's too
My teacher had a saying when he taught the ECW at school.
The Battle of Marston Moor cost Charles the North.
The Battle of Naseby cost him his army.
The Battle of Preston cost him his head!
Another great vid!
The Barn on my family farm was the headquarters for Cromwell at the Battle of Winwick
Love these kind of wars, modern but not too modern. Guns and cannons are there, but fights are still won with steel.
It really is that sweet spot in compelling historical battles.
@@thefinal9923 really wish the next total war would cover this period
@@normtrooper4392 I'm kind of devoted to more traditional battles for total wars, but sadly they're really pushing away from that. I enjoy Warhammer for being what it is, but the fact is it sucks graphically and for anybody who actually cares about realism. The handgunners are awful and projectiles are basically wet noodles.
But I'm very bitter.
@@normtrooper4392 Yes!
Right Just Imagine Taking a Speer To Your Face Lodging into Your Eye socket, still alive for a Few Longer Agonizing Moments getting Trampled by Your Fellow Men. Or Being Captured Totured for Muse with Your Penis being Nibbled on by Starving Mice in a Bucket 🪣 Strapped to your Crotch...
Apparently there was going to be a battle in Corby, Northamptonshire but on the morning of the battle they noticed the wheels on all the cannons had been nicked
The map of Lancashire preceding the Battle of Preston is a bit suspect. Blackpool basically didn't exist at this time period (certainly not as anything larger than a tiny hamlet), and Preston is a bit too far west-northwest of where it actually is - the town of Kirkham is actually about where "Preston" is on this map.
Could you cover Cromwell’s campaign in Ireland, it came just after Charles’ execution and has a ton of sieges and great battles.
damn man spoilers
@@tatarcavalry2342oops
A lot of brutal massacres of civilians as well...
@@hammer3721 What rubbish.
@@hammer3721 also true, it shows the darker side of Cromwell.
I'll tell you the more I watch the history channels I'm subscribed to. The more I find out things I didn't know about subjects I thought I did. Thanks and keep up the great work
“Your pretended fear lest error should step in, is like the man who would keep all wine out of the country, lest men should be drunk. It will be found an unjust and unwise jealousy to deprive a man of his natural liberty upon a supposition he may abuse it. When he doth abuse it, judge.”
― Oliver Cromwell
Great series! 👍 Fascinating to know that the UK was once a republic.
I hope that you continue making videos of the aftermath of the Thirty Years' War. Videos about War of Devolution and Nine Years' War would be great. 👍
The UK was never a republic. It will be come the UK about 50 years after this battle.
England was a republic, sort of, for about 11 years (1649-60)
The UK was an arisotrocy not a republic
It was never a republic, they simply removed the monarchy from power. The aristocracy and landowning class still held all the power-Parliament and the nobility were the same thing for the most part.
Cromwell was offered the crown but he refused, taking the title Lord Protector, a title normally held when a king is absent from the throne (equivalent is Guardian of Scotland).
England, Scotland and Ireland were still kingdoms, simply without a king.
It was a military dictatorship in reality, Cromwell even had the power of a King.
For those not in the know. A republic is just a non-monarchic form of government. A dictatorship is still a republic. Modern examples of this are Pinochet's Chile, Franco's Spain, Pol Pots Cambodia, modern China etc.
Awesome content and thank you so much for your effort guys!
However, because you are working on multiple projects at the same time, I often find myself forgetting about the previous episodes until the next one comes and that can be a little frustrating.
Just my two cents, thanks again for all that you do!
Could you you do one about James Graham? The Marquise of Montrose? Think people would be fascinated.
"......for the covenants a Campbell mare that rides across the law. And er a Stewart bridles her, a Grahams head must fall."
I had to rewatch half of this video, the sight of "Spanish Netherlands" made me rethink life
Hope you continue the story of cromwell untill the end. Looking forward to it
This is really interesting military historical period, I like it very much. Thank you!
Perfect timing, just finished the previous episodes yesterday.
Thank you , K&G .
🐺
Doge?
This is taught in our primary schools in Preston. Mega proud of it.
That and being an ethnic ludites 🤣
Ahaha I was amazed when this video came up as I’m from Preston 😂
However on the map they got the location of Preston a tiny bit north than it should be
Please make more videos about Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth DELUGE (Stefan Czarniecki, John II Casimir) and Ioan Sobieski- siege of Viena etc
I second that, but I would love to see them going even further back and making a series about Jan Zamoyski.
With King Charles' story now completed will the channel cover how his descendant Prince Bonnie and the Jacobites tried to restore the Stuart dynasty?
The history videos you make are amazing. So so much better than any detailed long documentaries that are not even available for free.
Thank you for this presentation!
Have almost 2x the number of troops as your enemy.
Don't scout efficently.
Get told that you are being attacked and completely ignore it.
GET Destroyed.....
I actually live in longridge, it was supposedly named by Oliver Cromwell due to it being on a “long” “ridge”.
Some nice hills round there. Also an interesting little castle with a hole blown in the keep down road in Clitheroe
excellent as always
Another great video about an interesting time period. Carry on your work. Tnx for your Projekt.
Great summary of the period!
Though I have a minor correction: the Parliamentarian commander at the Battle of Stow-on-the-Wold was named Sir William Brereton, not Richard Brereton.
He had been besieging Chester earlier in the war, and at Stow-on-the-Wold he was accompanied by Colonel Thomas Morgan when they defeated Astley.
Another brilliant video K&G, one thing I did notice is that you do not have a video on the Russian revolution, would be lovely to see a documentary on that!
Winwick is pronounced 'Winnick'.
Glad to see this channel visit locations near me. 😁
Got married in winwick church
As a resident of Taunton and surrounding areas. I can confirm, Taunton is not a city. Definitely a town. And Bridgwater has no 'e'.
Please do a whole ep on just the trial 😫
14:20 - Colchester is in Essex, not Kent.
The siege of Colchester is - allegedly - the source of a nursery rhyme. The Royalist defenders (all the King's men) had a squat mortar nicknamed Humpty Dumpty (at the time, a common nickname for any fat person). The hoisted this up onto the tower of a church that was built into the old Roman walls (Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall). The Parliamentary artillery targeted the tower and damaged it, causing Humpty Dumpty to "have a great fall." The mortar could not be brought back into action, and the garrison surrendered shortly afterwards.
To this day, you an see the extent of the damage to the tower, as it was repaired with slightly different-coloured bricks.
So I guess the takeaway from all this is that in spite of all the advice and intrigue, Charles just couldn't keep...ahead... of events.
Yeah, when it mattered he came up short.
Hands down, best TH-cam channel
Commenting for the algorithm and feeling bad I have nothing more to contribute to my favorite channel
Awesome 🎉video
Great video, thanks
Those ditches referred to in this video are most definitely not irrigation ditches
They are to carry water away. Aka drainage ditches
I've learned so much from your channel a little more than from the class room.
Got to love the map at 16:10, which shows Preston in the wrong place and depicts Blackpool as being bigger than either Preston or Lancaster when, at the time, it was a fishing village of about 8 cottages!
It would have more sense to show Poulton le fylde, Rossal or perhaps even Fleetwood seen as they were the larger villages of the area
@@Fyrd_Productions Rossall, possibly, but Fleetwood wasn't anything until the 1830s, as it was a planned and purpose built coastal resort and port.
2:30 See the plucky Royalist town of Newark-upon-Trent in the English Midlands, the last Royalist garrison to surrender, even after the King himself. A quite attractive town today, with the ruined castle and a fine square.
I see in Cromwell a kind of British Napoleon in some political aspects.
Ye, an original Napoleon I guess
Another interesting video
Thanks for this video.
Pronunciation note from a local: it's "Winnick", not "Win-wick"
Ha Ha I knew somone would point that out before me. I prefer the name Battle of Red Bank myself though. But to be honest, I'm just glad it got a mention because from the title, I was thinking they were going to claim that Preston was the final action..
Big up the ribble Valley where I live aha realising I live in Clitheroe and not knowing the history is great!!
Jolly good show!
I love this channel, it is so interesting and makes subjects that perhaps wouldn't be entirely enticing very catching and enjoyable. I hope one day my channel (also a history channel) will be as gripping as yours! Best the Knight of History.
The Civil War is over!
And somehow shit actually gets WORSE from here
Cromwell: A fun sponge so A1 tier that he can make an entire country a decade long buzzkill
A very strange conflict all in all. A weird mesh of old & new with pikemen & artillery being engaged at the same time.
I live in Warrington and we have a statue of Oliver Cromwell near bridge foot
It would be nice to see video's on what Cromwell did after the English Civil Wars. Because they're just as interesting. Nice video.
Imagine how those covenentors must have felt having the King of England as your prisoner.
Sadly I must play the pedantic old bore card.
Being the king of England did not and does not mean that you are an English king.
Charles I was a Scot, born in Scotland with a Scottish father and a Danish mother.
Thanks to the accession of his father James to the English throne, he was the king of three Kingdoms, and ruler of Wales, which they regarded as a principality.
He was the king of Scotland and Ireland as well as England.
Imagine being an English Parliamentarian who has seen the fears of Parliament that James would attempt to rule England in the same way as he ruled Scotland realised in his son Charles.
Your country has endured a civil war, and Charles tries again to take control and rule as a divinely ordained king.
He is in your hands because after he had been defeated, he believed that his fellow countrymen would treat him better than the English Parliament, and he placed himself in their mercy.
They promptly sold him to the English for £100,000 and the promise of even more money in the near future.
So the Scots handed him over to you, and he continued to plot and scheme, despite being offered very generous terms.
The Scots invade again and are defeated at Preston and Winwick.
Little wonder he was known as that man of blood.
King of Scotland, the Covenanters were Scottish
Go the Levellers
Will you continue the Byzantine reconquista series?
Prince Rupert knew that he could not realistically hold Bristol for long, he made an unfortunate but nonetheless sound tactical decision to withdraw that not only saved the lives of his men, but also spared the city from further destruction.
"Busy shooting themselves in the foot", that was pretty funny for some reason
I see your Napoleon in Italy series Epic History and raise you an Oliver Cromwell English Civil War campaign -
Kings and Generals
Very interesting
Thank you. I finally understood the cause of the Putney debates, and how the king ended up on the Scottish side.
You guys should really do The Anarchy next. There's surprisingly little out there about it.
It is on our list!
@@KingsandGenerals 👍
Especially since it was the inspiration for the Dance of the Dragons.
Cool vid
Infelizmente não ha legenda em português. Infelizmente não falo ingles. Mas amo sr. Oliver cromwell
Will this eventually led to the King's execution to be featured on this channel?
Oliver's army is here to stay
Oliver's army are on their way
And I would rather be anywhere else
But here today
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I have a question for you guys. Why didn’t you guys made any video on Indian kings from 700 ad onwards
9:00 Imagine how different British history would be had the Levelers succeeded in the end. They essentially espoused the same beliefs and goals of the founding fathers in what became the USA. A British democratic republican revolution before the one in America and France. How drastically this would have affected the balance of power in Europe.
Thank you Alexandre Dumas for bringing me Here
U promised me mountains but gave me molehill
I have to ask, what is the amazing intro music you're using for this series?
Howard Harper-Barnes - Life in Pieces
@@raptormaster666 Thank you.
@@MrGksarathy No problem, I was asking the same thing about a month ago for the same reason. :)
Anyone else notice they use civ 5 war songs?
“Every man by nature is a king, priest, and prophet in his own natural circumference.” - Richard Overton, 1646
Great show. What’s an English? I love fantasy. You guys are creative.
Charles I seemed like quite a shrewd fellow
I find it annoying that in eu4. Great powers at this point have armies over 100k approaching 200k and they just stand around even though armies are raised not just there in existence.
It will be a different request but are you planning to war spain i.e. carlist wars and full fledged reconquista? cheers
Dundee is a bit out.😉
Excellent. Just one niggle. In Britain, the s is pronounced in Marquess.
Why did Charles use Oxford as his base?
It was the most royalist city closest to London
Bada boom
Cromwell: The parliament is in the hands of madmen!
Hasn't changed, then, they're still there!
13:30, 'Which the Scotch', a drink found something troublesome?, seriously....
THIS SERIS IS BRILLIANT. CROMWELL THE GREATEST ENEMY OF CHARLES I OF ENGLAND. I LOVE AND ADMIRE THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
The Battle of Great Torrington and the Royalist Loss of the South West might be a good campaign and Battle.
The Scottish invasions would have followed the route of the old Roman coast road, and thence the A49 Trunk Road.
Preston, Wigan and Winwick ( Winnick, the second W is silent) are all on this road, which runs from Herefordshire to Bamber Bridge, site of the infamous Battle of Bamber Bridge in 1943.
Preston was known as Proud Preston. Pious was sometimes added, as was Papist due to the large number of Catholic recusants there and in Lancashire in general.
There are two monuments of note. Warrington, which was then in Lancashire, has a statue of Cromwell.
There were objections from the local Irish community*, which were duly noted and ignored. Queen Victoria was kept away from the statue when she visited the town.
The second is from the Anglo-Scottish War of 1651 on the A49 at Swinley, and it commemorates the death in battle of Sir Thomas Tyldsley. Sir Thomas was a Catholic supporter of the Stuart's, and was known as finest knight in England.
* Lancashire has a large population of people of Irish descent.
Would you ever let Devin use the tech and graphics to narrate one of his short strategy game campaigns?
Fantastic video! I can't wait for the next installment. England is a strange nation; even after throwing off the yoke of Monarchy they kept bringing it back. As an American it seems strange to see a people that so desired to be rules as subjects.
Cromwell was the greatest tyrant in the history of England along with Henry VIII.
Based on what exactly?
Cromwell was the best thing to happen to the UK followed closely by Guy Fawkes. Unfortunately neither were successful long term.
That isn’t true at all. In fact the type of government he wanted to establish came to fruition in the United States. He worked hard to establish a representative government but those elected in Parliament kept undermining him and other political factions who wanted the tyrannical Stuart’s back on the throne and did whatever they could to undermine him to make it happen. Cromwell knew that. Almost immediately after his death and the monarchy was reestablished, the country greatly suffered and Christians were slaughtered and many either fled to America or were forced there as exiles or slaves in the southern colonies.
@@paulwilliams7103 More like the Government he wanted to establish came to fruition in Gran Colombia. Though Cromwell is fondly looked back by Americans Cromwell was a tyrant
@@deadsheep404 Why?
"When on October 18th", no, what you mean to say is, "When on the 18th October".
Fun fact because of this war the Jamaican accent was formed
i watch the wolfwalkers is a great movies the Cromwell become as villian they just hunt down and get rid of wolfs and some war didnt happened. Cromwell the lord protecters from wolfwalkers is from Other universe and Cromwell from normal universe he died due for execute they both diff from universe
damn I didn't know the guy all the science youtubers talk about related to glass bulbs shattering was subtweeted by charles I
please can someone tell me the song/music that plays in the introduction
Howard Harper-Barnes - Life in Pieces
@@raptormaster666 much appreciated
Wetherby is around 35 miles too far east.
Wow.. I wonder how anyone survives a civil war.. They just seem so nasty
Very interesting..... not taught at all well in catholic schools in the 50's....
Cannot wait to watch the rise and fall of Commonwealth in K&G's brilliant video, after the civil war
The map of the Low Countries is so fucked. I don't know where to begin lol