Henry VIII: Mind of a Tyrant Part Two with David Starkey

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and Dawkins to Evolution.

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@@honorladone8682 Amen from the Shires of England!

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Good for you! Studying history certainly helps me to understand current issues.

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Do you recall how and why specifically?

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@@skontheroad I have always been interested in history, but my decision to pursue it academically was made under the admittedly idealistic/youthful circumstances of immersing myself in Starkey's books/documentaries. I was swept away by his eloquence.

[@annedoyle222]

David is pure genius of a historian he really brings to life King Henry like no other

[@pattierotondo1108]

There is something so sad and chilling about Dr, Starkey reading what Thomas More wrote on Henry's ascent to the throne, knowing that Henry would eventually murder More. Tyrant is absolutely the word for Henry.

[@Justificus]

So good...as only Dr. Starkey can make the life of Henry VIII come alive and we are there as witnesses.

[@raylv6962]

Dr David Starkey, perhaps one of the greatest presenters across all media platforms. And if you were at university, what a privilege it would be to have him as your professor.

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David Starkey is my favorite Tudor historian. His research is unparalleled. His book “Six wives, the queens of Henry VIII” and his book about Elizabeth I are the gold standards. 🌟🌟🌟.

[@robinlillian9471]

Catherine was young and beautiful, and it no doubt pleased Henry to take posession of ALL of his older brother's previous property and promised inheritance. Jealousy is a common motivation.

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Who ever thought it was a good idea to cancel this man ????? Thank goodness for the internet where we get to choose who we listen to Love a bit of David 🎉

[@christinehall6441]

Brainwashed woke students?

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He chose his own grave by working for GB news 😂

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​@@sherlockgnomes8971how dare somebody work outside of the state approved propaganda distributors?! I am SHOCKED!

[@emmam-rr8qe]

He's not cancelled. He is on TV and all over the Internet. Cancelled = completely blacklisted and unable to work. See Mccarthyism.

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I just love your videos - the Monarchy series is the best. I listen when I am sewing, ironing and regular chores. I even listen as I go to sleep. Your voice is like an old friend. It's incredible to me how you have access to so many historical documents. Please continue for as long as you want. Thank you

[@derekmills1080]

Absolutely enthralling. I'm reminded of how outstanding this programme was when I first watched it on TV. We all know, David, one of the reasons that you are no longer on the 'repeat' programmes list. Your standards are considerably higher than most of the other potboilers.

[@DenaInWyo]

So much this. One of the few I trust to get it right.

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[@ivyrose779]

The actress playing Catherine is perfect! Her attitude is how I imagine Catherine would be and I appreciate her not having black hair like so many others have depicted her.

[@robinantonio8870]

Apparently Catherine was blonde

[@nancytestani1470]

His books on Henry are wonderful too…

[@kimberlypatton205]

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[@ChrisDicksonRE]

This is so well done. I do hope you continue with Elizabeth I after Henry VIII. Fascinating period in history.

[@alisonboydell7143]

His son Edward is the next .Then Lady Jane Grey Queen for nine days .Then Queen Mary before Elizabeth the first takes the throne

[@robinlillian9471]

Catherine was the daughter of a warrior Queen and grew up on the battlefield with her Mother. She was far more experienced and effective than Henry was.

[@adrianseguras.9659]

and the daughter of a cunning, high-scheeming, absolute strategist Aragonese king... you are forgetting that

[@johncarroll772]

Anti semites

[@gm2407]

The value of someone else's knowledge and experience is only realised when the observer takes the leasons to heart and acts on them. More likely they both worked on their own experiences having their most important political leasons learned in the ten yeara prior to Henry VIII's crowning.

[@bowtoyoursensei554]

@@adrianseguras.9659 no one is forgetting it...but she did literally fight on the battlefield alongside her mother., who commanded her troops. One can't help but learn how to wage warfare at such a vantage point.

[@rob832]

Holy Moly, you don't find much better than this online do you? And for free? Thank you Dr. David Starkey CBE! I am in your debt. Many, many thanks. I was educated in the UK a long, long time ago, but l never knew more than 1 percent of Henry's life than l do now. Sincerely, thank you.

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I thought I knew a lot about Tudor history; that is until I listened to David Starkey. If only my history lecturers at University had such enthusiasm and excellent presentation skills.

[@JackMcLeodJr]

The opening music got me chilled up already. Sounds like an Orchestral 'tune-up.' Thanks Dr. Starkey!

[@sunlotus8]

I had the same experience. This and other beautiful songs are composed and performed by Phillip Sheppard ☸

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I'm not sure a heritary form of government no matter what is anything to be proud of.Endless wars for the sake of ego.

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England hasn't been "Anglo" since William the Conqueror and the Franks invaded England in 1053. The word Anglo is often misused.

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[@honorladone8682]

I'm so glad I get to see part 2. They don't build them like they used to!!! And never will again. Philadelphia USA

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[@louisemerriman1079]

David knows more about Henry v111 than Henry knew about himself . Dr David is absolutely brilliant 👏

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nothing like hindsight!

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David Starkey tells history like no other! Love his talks and documentaries. Here's to another magnificent year of history!

[@queenofwater8783]

How different things might have been had Catherine of Aragon had a son. Although, I can’t imagine England as a predominantly Catholic nation, so many deaths might not have taken place.

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[@poboy942]

The story is about king henry not about kissing starkey rear end geeze you people have no pride

[@valmarsiglia]

So glad to see these online, thanks so much for making them available!

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

When Dr Starkey describes Henry VIII masquing as Robin Hood and so on I think of Anne of Cleves and how his jesting disguise fell flat. I am convinced by the theory that that was the reason he rejected her, at least it set the tone.She didn’t recognise him, poor thing…

[@mikegalvin9801]

She actually came out pretty well compared to his other wives.

[@annedoyle222]

@@mikegalvin9801 yes I totally agree with you

[@fleetskipper1810]

Her not laughing at Henry’s prank, would have rung the death knell on an already iffy relationship, that’s for sure.

[@robinantonio8870]

Why would she? She'd never met him and he was disguised.

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

@@robinantonio8870 indeed. But Henry loved these sorts of romantic games and also witty discussion-which is how Anne B enchanted him. Unrealistic, but there it is.

[@Angl0sax0nknight]

Never get enough of the tudors or the Plantagenets

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Awesome documentary. Incredibly well done. Starkey is incredibly passionate in relating the story.

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This is what I love of David Starkey... detailed and brilliant reviews of key moments in history like this. Good to see it back

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[@Bumbledora]

To see places I've visited in this documentary series feels unreal to me. Been to London so many times and I'm not done yet! This is the best documentary of Henry VIII I've ever seen. 👍👍👍💗🌹

[@darrenh116]

Enjoyed watching Part 1 this morning. Easily the best documentary I've seen on Henry VIII to date. Looking forward to Part 2.

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It isn't new. It's more of a classic.

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@@robinlillian9471 when was it made then and for which station?

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Wonderful news and am so excited to watch another in depth episode! I watched the series over and over on KZbin years ago and then it disappeared (along with the six wives of Henry Viii another favourite). I was so disappointed but kept on searching from time to time … now so happy, Dr David Starkey you are the best 🥰

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What I love about documentaries like this is that they show that history is made up of different sides to many different stories and that if you look beyond the myths and legends, something real is there, perhaps something even more surprising. And I must say, I think youth rules me too.😅

[@sivanlevi3867]

In the minute that is skipped over: "So far, Henry, who rather disliked direct confrontation, had lacked the backbone with which to challenge his councilors head-on, now Wolsey provided the backbone for him. This is the document with which Wolsey began to free Henry from the thrall of his councilors. It's a signed bill, granting a Lincolnshire rectory, in itself, its nothing. The Devil is in the rubric, instructing the Chancellor to make the grant on the authority of the King's signature alone with no need for authentication by the Course of the Seals. This was to undermine the whole basis of the council's control of royal patronage, and Warham objected. But Wolsey, who presented the document in person, smoothly responded that, 'such was the King's will'. This was unanswerable, and all Warham could do was to add an acid little note here, right at the bottom of the document. Ut acer wit dictus dominus Wolsey (Forgive me if my Latin spelling is off), So said the aforementioned Master Wolsey. Wolsey had now shown that he could give Henry what Henry wanted, and what Henry wanted was war. With Wolsey supplying the means, all Henry lacked was the opportunity. It soon came when Pope Julius II and King Louis XII of France went to war over the Italian city states ruled by the Papacy. Invoking the spiritual weapons of the church, Julius excommunicated Louis and formed a Holy League of sympathetic countries to wage a crusade against infidel France." And then it picks up again.

[@TheKotchykus]

Brilliant, thank you for this! :)

[@sivanlevi3867]

I didn't want fans to miss out. And, you're welcome!

[@pauleohl]

What research, what videography! Bravo.

[@LouLikestowatch]

it's so tragic what he did to Catherine. She was a dutiful faithful wife. He should never have divorced her.

[@susanpatterson5412]

​@@bluebellflora2510Margaret Beaufort was adored and revered in her lifetime both by Henry V11 & by her grandson Henry V111. A Matriarch Extraordinaire. And very pious. Died at 66 when Henry was 18.

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@@bluebellflora2510 Thank you for your insights.

[@mandystinson4925]

David starkey brings history to life, listening to him you can picture yourself there living through the times, absolutely brilliant.

[@AnneBoleynRome]

He was a tormented tyrant. I don't condone what he did but I can see 2 sides of the story.. He had a terrible accident from jousting that he never really recovered from . He was in a lot of pain constantly, and under intense pressure to save his kingdom by having a male heir. France and Spain were often giving him concerns. I welcome anyone to go through what he went through and come away sweet tempered . Plus some historians wonder if he had brain damage from that jousting accident which would affect his personality too.

[@robinantonio8870]

Doesn't excuse his unfaithfulness and cruelty to Katherine and his daughter before his accident but after Anne. He was a textbook narcissist. They are always wonderful to all but their chosen victims. Once they get bored or their supply is useless to them, they toss them aside and if they perceive them as a threat or a nuisance, they are cruel.

[@michaelwhite8031]

Keep it up Dave !

[@Konotopska_Vidmaa]

The topic “How to become a tyrant” and the tyranny itself, is very acute nowadays 😉…. unfortunately. Very interesting to see “how it was done” back then 😁. Thank you, it is one of the most interesting channels on You Tube. 👍

[@sunlotus8]

Yes, I understand current events much better after studying history. I wish more people would do the same so we can stop making the same mistakes!

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@@sunlotus8wouldn’t that be dreamy?

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Indeed!@@fleetskipper1810

[@jkhenry3364]

This series is splendid

[@neerajkerkar]

Love the opening. For anyone curious, the music is called ’O dolce nocte’.

[@eldorama]

Thank you!!

[@Breas1014]

Excellent, I learned something new about Henry VIII, sir you are my favourite historian and I am eternally grateful for your scholarship and work.

[@debbierowley8833]

Totally insane that someone of the calibre of Dr David Starkey should have fallen foul of some ludicrous misconception. I adore this man, his eloquence, his presentation is far beyond anyone else in this field. Bravo sir, I will never stop seeking out your videos, they stand alone in their excellence, totally mesmerising.

[@katharper655]

@debbiecrowley8833 BRAVO, debbiecrowley! FINALLY! SOMEONE willing to address the ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: THAT THIS STELLAR HISTORIAN WAS NEARLY DESTROYED BY A LIBERAL IDEOLOGY AND RACIAL GLORIFICATION. IT MAY INTEREST YOU TO KNOW THE GROUP WHICH THREW THE ORIGINAL TANTRUM IS BEING INVESTIGATED FOR TAX FRAUD. AND NOT ONE CHARITY HAS BENEFITTED FROM NEARLY A BILLION IN DONATIONS. BUT THE FOUNDER AND HER ENTIRE FAMILY LIVE IN MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR MANSIONS. AND THEY TRIED TO DESTROY A GREAT HISTORIAN FOR AN ACCIDENT OF SEMANTICS. WOKE REASONING.

[@spo616]

II absolutely agree with you!👍🏻

[@katharper655]

He didnt fall afoul of ANYTHING. He said the word 'damn' in the wrong place .. .and an organization which has since been shown to be a corrupt, criminal organization: BLM. Theyve taken in MILLIONS..REFUSE TO DISCLOSE THEIR RECORDS....HAVEN'T DONATED A PENNY TO NEEDY BLACKS...THE FOUNDERS LIVE IN $100 MILLION MANSIONS...BUT DR. STARKEY MISPLACES ONE WORD AND THEY GET ALL SELF-RIGHTEOUS AND DO THEIR BEST TO DESTROY HIM.

[@partlycloudy3519]

What misconception ?

[@johncarroll772]

​@@partlycloudy3519those damn bla**s

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I love History and Starkey he never fails to keep me interested, Thanks

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I used to listen when I felt lonely and away from my friends and family. I’d do chores and listen to The Monarchy and this series as I’d work

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Love these documentaries, but HORRORS each time precious writings are handled without care for their continued preservation. PLEASE, care for the documents with great efforts and no bare hands!

[@garylynch9206]

I recently heard its better with bare hands. Gloves reduce feel and might cause rougher handling.

[@gudgengrebe]

Well made programmes. Well filmed and David Starkey is a talented raconteur/Historian. Always interesting. Thank you for making these programmes and putting them on KZbin.

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Subscribed! These are just so good!

[@gm2407]

Every time I think of Charles V leading Henry VIII down the garden path all I think of is that Henry VII would not have fallen for that. I mean, just to be clear Henry VII was financing the Habsburgs, but he was doing so by his own extorsions to weaken his own enemies (overmighty nobles and the French) not beggaring his own subjects. Henry VIII thought he was the elder statesman, but Charles V had the experience of his Burgundian upbringing where it was not an easy time of things.

[@jameslee-pevenhull5087]

The Knight who rode in wearing Henry VII's armour could have been Sir Richard Lee of Aston Abbotts. ( My 13 x GGF ). Sir Richard's son was Sir Robert Lee. Sir Robert's first son was Sir Anthony Lee, who married Margaret Wyatt, Anee Boleyn's chief Lady in waiting. Sir Anthony's son was Sir Henry Lee KG, Queen Elizabeth's Champion. It is my hope Sir Richard was Prince Henry's tutor in the tiltyard. Info please. :-) Arms - Argent, a fess between three crescents sable. Sir Robert's younger son was Benedict Lee ( my 11 x GGF ), Captain of the royal guard, who led the party top fetch Anne of Cleeves from Calais. Benedict's son Thomas ( my 10 x GGF ) was the imfamous Captain Thomes Lee, executed for his part in the Essex Rebelion.

[@cherryrotella3714]

Smashing as always. Thoroughly enjoyable, informative, interesting… Thankyou David

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I could watch these videos all day if I could.

[@EuphemiaGrubb]

Wonderful!!! The photograpy is also spellbinding!!! Thank you.

[@annwilliams6438]

How wonderful to finally see Dr Starkey’s made-for-television documentaries on his own YT channel. Thank you.

[@ruthcollins2841]

Still watchable in 2012, after being aired in 2009! Thank you Dr Starkey.👏

[@russellfoster2400]

David Starkey's knowledge of this period in history is unmatched his work will educate generations to come a very impressive legacy so those who tried to cancel him failed miserably

[@EyeByBrian]

On what grounds do you make that proclamation? There are several living experts in the Tudor period, Starkey among them for certain. Some are quietly employed by, or recently retired from, various universities and actively research, publish, and teach aspects of Tudor history and culture at an extremely high level-they just happen not to have striven for a TV career and so are largely unknown by the general public. So settle down with the toadying encomium to ‘King Starkey’. It’s unbecoming.

[@russellfoster2400]

@@EyeByBrian You failed miserably

[@EyeByBrian]

@@russellfoster2400 Yet another baseless proclamation?

[@annedoyle222]

@@EyeByBrian David has great talent for tv,he can definitely capture an audience that’s why he’s so successful in his tv career.

[@cindytartt4048]

Why did they try? I’m not even sure what he did “wrong?” I don’t understand cancel culture…🤔

[@susannahdyro9518]

I am enjoying these videos I would love to go back in time to speak with Henry himself.

[@patrickbarrett5650]

This is brilliant, the tangled Tudor web unraveling before our eyes. Thank you.👏🏻

[@annehope7961]

Love this!

[@reginaromsey]

I wish a special like this would be done on Arthur. He is such a ghost at the feast. Why did Katheryn feel safe in claiming their marriage was not consummated? He wasn’t I’ll all the time they were married. The feeling is that he was a typical male teen and wouldn’t put off having sex with his pretty bride. Did he take a dislike of Katheryn? What was the Prince like?

[@fleetskipper1810]

That is an excellent question. Observers would’ve stood around the marriage bed, making sure that the marriage was consummated on their honeymoon night.

[@robinantonio8870]

Maybe he was gay

[@peaceandpower8646]

Absolutely 💯 entertaining bringing back the 15th century as it happened 👍 👏

[@jakobsoegaard1886]

Brilliant documentary

[@hihosilver46]

Congratulations on your 1st anniversary. A most enjoyable and fitting production to mark the event.

[@modernpeasants7]

Bloody good show!

[@PJames-fh4gj]

I hope the whole Monarchy series come next.

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting.

[@kimclarke5018]

Absolutely fantastic storytelling of Henry VIII’s life. Bravo, there is no near comparison.

[@Chipoo88]

Wonderful

[@jamie-leighcullen6040]

Love David Starkey! Always been my all time fave histrorian! Just love the vibe he brings

[@hrhbucket4268]

Nice cliffhanger ending. Really enjoyed that, thanks.

[@ladythalia227]

The young Henry in this documentary reminds me of a modern Henry of royal descent: Henry/Harry. They certainly picked a British looking chap to play him

[@fleetskipper1810]

There certainly are a lot of parallels with modern day Harry: the second born son status, the looks, the loss of an adored mother at roughly the same age, the display of injured entitlement, and the constant adulation of sycophants. All of these things do not produce a well-balanced personality. When the pressures of kingship are added, personalities deconstruct. Manners may paper over the cracks for a while, but eventually the true personality emerges.

[@yvonnecornell4936]

It's good to see you back on you tube

[@hayley8715]

Actually learning & seeing things I've not before despite having already consumed so much on King Henry VIII! Thank you 😁

[@crashrr2993]

This is my kind of channel: if you don’t know your history you are doomed to repeat it.

[@fleetskipper1810]

Given human nature, it seems like even when we understand the past, we are doomed to repeat it.

[@andrearoyd2942]

Thanks - do love your lectures.

[@rare6499]

Amazing, thank you!

[@lovepet4565]

I love your historical vids I Majored English & minored in History & Art. I then did graduate reading on Queen Victoria, John Forsyth & the city of London. Im American yet my DNA Great Britain: all parts, Viking Dane & small % Western Africa, Italy. Its so cool to look at how i became so mixed by looking at history. Thank you for a light in the YT world of videos.

[@martinopper1523]

Excellent stuff 👍

[@marymiah7164]

Watched part 1 and 2. Loved it! Was lovely to learn more about his childhood. ❤ Hopefully, parts 3 or 4 is coming soon 😅

[@marymiah7164]

Oops! Just subscribed and yay, just found part 3 and 4. Life is good! 👍

[@katherinecollins4685]

Enjoyed this

[@carolmurray187]

I’ve always had great admiration for his knowledge and passion. He messed up a few years ago by making an inappropriate comment and put himself into disgrace. I don’t approve of what he said, but all these years on I feel sad that it finished his career. He fucked up, but it shouldn’t wipe him out. This is the first thing I’ve watched him for years and I still think he’s a brilliant historian with a passion I love and share.

[@fleetskipper1810]

What did he say?

[@katharper655]

As an historian, and Tudor authority, Dr. Starkey has no equal. One sees his touch in every aspect of these videos, from the stirring music to the cinematography, to his matchless delivery of his scrupulous research, which brings these historical figures to startlingly vivid life.

[@emmam-rr8qe]

Geoffrey Elton? Suzannah Lipscombe? David Haigh? Anthony Fletcher? All fascinating Tudor historians.

[@katharper655]

@@emmam-rr8qe We all have those intellectuals we are most partial to. I believe delivery might have something to do with the partiality, as well.

[@Pauline-wu4ej]

I love listening to this documentary, its so interesting.

[@kajteksroda9033]

Erasmus.... brilliant part. Lovely film on my favouritest of kings.