Macbeth and the Gunpowder Plot

[@mohittewari4127]

Was here 4 gunpowder plot got an overwall of Imfo but was fun

[@carolinephillips9255]

Lol, my English teacher sent this to our class and I feel like I've discovered something strange

[@maxreard3050]

his voice is too jarring

[@nautikus_og]

@@maxreard3050 His witches' voice...

[@CB-bc6hv]

My teacher assigned this video for homework and I found it quite entertaining and interesting despite it being history, so I thank you!

[@nekkowe]

YOU DID IT YOU MADE IT, YOU MADMAN THIS IS WONDERFUL

[@HarkVlogs]

❤❤❤

[@choolie6128]

proud to have discovered your channel before it becomes famous

[@peekaloo12]

Geezus, your devotion to following this timeline borders on mania. It's like watching your descent into insanity XD

[@dontreadmyicon2840]

I love your handwriting it looks like a keyboard font

[@PoshieWoshie]

that laugh XD 21:11

[@PoshieWoshie]

@Jake Burton Hi Jake!

[@Metafluxx]

Awesome ! This is really well done and engaging! I have a few hints to further research regarding the lineage of Macbeth (as a Mckinley/Irvine/Hay myself). First is Duncan (Eryvine) Irvine son of Crinan and grandson of Malcom II. Second is Mac Bethad mac Findlaích (Fionnlaoch) (anglicised as Macbeth MacKinlay/MacFindlay/McKinley/Findlayson) And descendants baring this name.. Third is James V of Scotland's order for the deaths of the Findlay/McKinley brothers who were causing a ruckus amongst the clans and threatened his throne. ( I have photo evidence of this order by James V) Forth is the migration of the Mckinleys to the Irvine's homestead (Ur-vine) in Ireland.

[@Luke-kt1ns]

GG

[@andreyoussef9203]

RASCAL no