It's funny how the most uncivilised call others "uncivilised", English to the aboriginals, Romans to my ancestry, the Celts

Great vid! It was informative and entertaining. Your voice is charming and enchanting so that was a bonus.

Glad I found this channel, it is interesting and informative but a little bit louder speech required because with max volume still quiet a bit. Regardless it is a good video and wish you happy new year soon.

Great video. Very informative. Thanks for creating. Currency debasement is still happening today but it's done gradually so people don't notice it. Bitcoin solves this problem as it has a fixed supply.

Very interesting, thank you!

What a great video! So hard to find content on culture and society instead of wars and kings. And culture and society (long history) matter far more, in my opinion. Of course it`s important to know when a newly appointed king imposes Christian law, but to understand the world before that is even more important. The balancing out of information to avoid generalizations and romantization was very well done as well. I'm a history major, but I'm from South America, so I haven't really learned any of this in school or college. This gave me a nice starting point for further (casual) research.

I love these types of videos. Can’t wait to see what the future looks like for you!🤗

I struggle explaining the fall of the Weimar Republic to others. This video helps me a lot

Well done a very well made documentary. Looking forward to the final one in the series.

I hate it when people work with the notion that being a savage is a bad thing and being civilised is a good thing.

Amazing video, exactly what I was looking for 👏👏👏

Another great short video. I am loving these 👏

As a history lover, your videos are the best. I like how much details you include.

Yet another great video

Great vid

Great short story about this important period. Hope to see one about the Hyperinflation soon. Well done!

Misogyny- killing women for millennia. Such a tragic history. I’m a practicing witch, and I am grateful that I live in a time where I’m not afraid I’ll be killed for admitting that. Of course, these women weren’t practicing witches, they were as you said, scapegoats and victims of misogynistic attitudes. Even so, I don’t go around announcing my spiritual practices to anyone unless I know they’re open minded because I live in Texas, USA, and we’re flooded with evangelicals here. But, while I could lose a job, I wouldn’t be in fear for my life if my neighbors found out. Excellent video. I hadn’t really understood what motivated the persecution of these individuals in this time and place. Thanks for sharing your research with us!

Well done!

Thank you very much for this, as well as other, very well-researched, nicely narrated and engaging videos. I love how they show a side of history we don't see or hear about often. As someone who is not particularly interested in wars and territorial aspects of historical movements, I find your videos very enjoyable. I only have one friendly suggestion: It would help a lot if you could manually add CCs, because although you speak clearly and I am fluent in English, some words and names (especially foreign ones) I wouldn't know how to spell, or they sound a lot like English words unless they appear on screen which makes it a tad confusing. Again, thank you very much for your great content, please keep it up! I would love to see your channel blessed by the algorithm.❤

put together really well. thank you

I really wish I could see what those times were like.

A great insight into the lives of ancient Athenians. Thanks again for a brilliant video. Keep them coming

Another cracking short documentary

The curse of the Stuart monarchs on England and Wales The Stuarts were superstitious, devine right obsessed accustomed to the feudal clan system and unaccustomed to the Common Law , and a parliament with teeth and financial oversight. Interesting history of the sad victimisation of women by a bisexual King.

As well as an interesting event of England, I also learned that 'plot' has the meaning of 'conspiracy' and 'forge' has the meaning of 'counterfeit'. It's a very good source to study English. :)

It's interesting that the Roman account of multiple men having many wives is from a male perspective. If the children are considered a member of the mother's tribe (or House ), that could also be a matrilineal culture. In some matriarchal societies, men are chiefs and warriors , which to an outsider might seem like women hold lower status, but important decisions are made by the women. Who decides the dispersement of food? Who decides who the chiefs are? Who creates the clothes and who figures out what plants are medicine? Often these aspects of life are ignored by the invading armies or missionaries, but they are incredibly important for a community.

Interesting

Good helpful short video. Very accurate account of the many causes of the revolution. Keep up the great work.

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Excellent brief history of the Great Fire. Well done for these amazing short histories 👏👏👏

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Solid video, concise and to the point. Keep it up!

Great Job!

The second part of Julius Caesar's comments concerning British marriage arrangements can be interpretated as a monogamous one: 1. children were to be identified with the family group (household) of the husband. 2. That a brother-in-law, father-in-law or the deceased husband's male cousins had a right to marry the widow or if legally separated.

Amazing insight into pirates life. Great detail on all aspects of their lives. You must be a big pirates fan 👏👏

Happy Pride Month !!

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I'm interested in drawing those images! Thank anybody who could help to find artist's sources!

Great and concise history thanks for this

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amazing video! you should do one on the great fire of London. love the videos as always never disappoints!

This revolt could have been bad for Rome if a few more of their allies had switched sides, but Rome was at its most powerful period during this time so I've no doubt they would have just sent more troops in time. Another great video!

The Roman military machine was (at least from the mid to late Republic to maybe somewhere after the 3rd century crisis) an absolute juggernaut. You could destroy one army completely but then you would have to face another and another and another until you were annihilated or you simply gave up from attrition and exhaustion. And the military was not complete without the engineering, support and logistics branches, and when facing all of them combined usually it meant you could count on losing the war. Excellent video!

Keep up the good work! Great video.

Another great episode. Keep them coming

this is actually a very good video for a relatively small channel, didnt realize OP has less than 1k, good job!

Fantastic video. Can’t wait to see this channel grow

I can't wait to see more of your videos!

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More so than The Kings, Consuls, and Emperors, it's the common people that I find most interesting. Excellent video as always! P.S. I don't think I could ever eat that fish paste, I forget what it's called... It just sounds nasty tbh.