America's First Defeat: Northwest Frontier 1790

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In the years following independence, the newly-formed United States of America look westward for their expansion, hoping to conquer territory and sell off land to eager European settlers.
Its first target is the vast, resource-rich 'Northwest Territory', stretching from the Appalachian Mountains to the Mississippi River. But this is not vacant land - thousands of native people from numerous tribes call these valleys and forests home, and will fight to protect it.
As violence flares along the frontier and negotiations fail, President Washington and the US decide to take the territory by force... but they have fatally underestimated their enemy.
This is the full story of the 'Northwest Indian War' and the Battle of the Wabash... America's first military defeat.
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📚 Thank you to Osprey Publishing for kind permission to use several of their images in this video.
You can discover more about this campaign, Native American and frontier military history in these great books:
Wabash 1791: www.ospreypublishing.com/uk/w...
Fallen Timbers 1794: www.ospreypublishing.com/uk/f...
American Woodland Indians: www.ospreypublishing.com/uk/a...
The United States Army 1783-1811: www.ospreypublishing.com/uk/u...
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🎨 Thank you to the artists who kindly gave permission to use their artwork in this video. Visit their websites to find more great artworks of the old American frontier:
John Buxton www.buxtonart.com/
Todd Price www.lordnelsons.com/
Bryant White www.whitehistoricart.com/
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[@EpichistoryTv]

We hope you enjoy the new video! This is Part 1of a two-part series that will culminate in the Battle of the Wabash. We got a new narrator for this series! Chuck is from Ohio where these events took place. Our regular narrator Charles will be back on duty for upcoming Napoleon & Nelson videos. Big thanks to our sponsor Ground News: Compare news coverage from diverse sources around the world on a transparent platform driven by data. Try Ground News today and get 40% off your subscription: ground.news/epichistory

[@You_Will_Never_Walk_Alone613]

Man, Epic History TV on a Saturday when summer starts BLISS 🤍❤

[@kishorek2272]

Please do Indian history video series🇮🇳🙏🏻?

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Thanks For this Guys! You're the Best ❤❤❤❤

[@robertoperez3714]

Can u do one of russia space program that send yuri gagarin

[@chiragkatara1224]

Thank you 🇮🇳 was waiting for a new 🎬

[@Caninek999]

Noooo keep the original narrator!

[@marodokd]

Like epic history said the old narrator isn't going anywhere so you don't have to worry

[@bubblesofthecoast6393]

They prolly just got another person to narrate so they could work on more projects so if anything, it’s giving the usual narrator a break

[@V9bct7]

Old guy sounds like the voice of god

[@Bnyyy180]

AI voice would be better at this point ngl

[@abaidulmanan1944]

True. Just like Zia Muhayyudin ❤. What a voice he was. A great narrator. RIP

[@michaeladie10]

I agree about the narration. This guy isn't bad, but at this point replacing the old narrator would be like watching Planet Earth without David Attenborough.

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

Yeah, maybe they wanted to test it to see the response? Or maybe Charles wasn't available for this episode? Actually, he was in the previous video, but maybe they wanted to just try something different

[@DolphineAchonga-gn6kn]

It's really not working out. I don't know what it was about the other guy, but his voice just made it more real. Strange how a small detail can change the entire experience.

[@thatkidkawaii1965]

They are still keeping Charles Nove don’t worry

[@charalampostsakirides-pala2761]

@@DolphineAchonga-gn6kn The only part where I disagree is the assumption that the change is bad. I personally find it refreshing - by now, Charles has at least some baggage for the stuff they've narrated over the years, and I just appreciate the reminder to the rest of the world that they're a team and that it's collective work that we're enjoying, discussing and find so stimulating. Plus, you forget; American history, american historians. Indian historians from the Americas, even better. To listen to a British accent explaining this would be like listening to Charles, or even worse this narrator, explaining Napoleonic history - enjoyable, sure, but somehow wrong to anyone who hasn't gotten their history education exclusively in English - and by now, thankfully, to many of those that have. Wrong, or at the very least as biased as the dissonance would have you expect, since unlike this war, Britain had her filthy long hands all over the French revolutionary wars, so they've done a much more thorough job locally of analysing it - in many cases, a uniquely possible job, as it's British museums and institutions that keep many artefacts and primary sources from the time. These channels have expanded too much, thematically and geographically, for one narrator. For my part, I welcome the diversity, even as I look forward to hearing more of Charles' thoroughly enjoyable narration. The two aren't mutually exclusive after all, by any means.

[@kiepyon1]

I think is to throw more video and if that so I agree😊

[@norbi1411]

Narrator from Napoleon series is much better.

[@felixmurat1677]

bro let him cook

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

Don't discredit this new guy already 😂 Give him time He sounds good Not as good as the other narrator but still good

[@endu255]

Exactly, he was inspired (Much more)

[@RigobertosTacoShop]

The new narrator is fine, you’ll get used to it, seems like the old narrator is still apart of the team and hasn’t left

[@leonpaelinck]

Wasn't Charles Nova in every previous video? Every one from WW1 for example.

[@bobpratt1425]

For future reference: U. S. audiences can handle a narrator with a British accent… especially one as badass as your usual guy.

[@kingjoe3rd]

Your inferiority complex is showing. Don't let it get too bad, or you may start crying.

[@greatsageequaltoheaven8115]

They can't that's treason move to the UK. But real Americans fought for independence.

[@matthewliu6987]

RIP Napoleon series narrator

[@dolsopolar]

@@matthewliu6987 damn read the pinned comment lmao

[@derrickstorm6976]

I don't think EHT viewers, or the algorithm, can handle non-European videos lol

[@jeanadames8230]

I wonder is Charles (original narrator) is aware of how much this community loves him and his work.

[@pascal831]

NO! We want Charles Nove (the original narrator)!!

[@kathleenogrady8459]

CHARLES NOVE !!!

[@drebue7065]

He is dead

[@toddhoward4250]

@@drebue7065me after spreading misinformation on the internet:😋

[@501legion5]

​@@drebue7065 um no he's not

[@Weightyloan15]

DUDE READ THE PINNED COMMENT

[@ayushraj4554]

Please bring the old narrator back🙏

[@eodyn7]

You mean the AI voice?

[@antorseax9492]

​@@eodyn7 You think Charles Nove is AI?

[@perdog9859]

I like the new narrator, too.

[@ayushraj4554]

@@perdog9859 but the old one is the best.

[@perdog9859]

@@ayushraj4554 that's your opinion. I like them both.

[@d.a.2742]

We want Charles back please !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 His voice resonates with us and combined with Epic is a winning combination !

[@perdog9859]

I like the new narrator, too.

[@brianalex5083]

The new Narrator sounds good tho let him cook for a bit

[@bigchungus4336]

I can see why they would want an American narrator to cover American history. I'd watch EHTV if it was narrated by a mime. Keep up the world class content

[@alphagators64]

This is such an exciting chapter of American history, and you explore the subject with clarity and depth. Millions of Americans have no idea that any of this happened, or how. I know that there might be growing pains with a different narrator but this is still a superb and educational piece! You guys are nailing the pacing and your graphics are [chef’s kiss]. Well done!

[@EpichistoryTv]

Very kind, thank you!

[@ximthedespot4673]

Agreed. Much like the Barbary Wars, this isn't really talked about unless you go out of your way to look for it.

[@PatrioteQuebecois]

In Canada, especially in Quebec where I grew up, this chapter of history is very well explained from our point of view. What is missing in this documentary (but would make it too long), is the background of why the Northwestern region was depleted of permanent European population when every square inch was part of New France. Indeed, there were permanent French population in the area until 1701, with the great peace of Montreal in which the French accepted to stop settling the area west of Ottawa river in exchange for the Iroquois stopping attacking the numerous indigenous allies of France and stopping to trade with the English. This temporarily weakened the English but they were able to conquer us in 1760. Most of our elite decided to leave for France, but we decided to stay because this is our country and we are never going to leave it. So the British decided to withhold the 1701 Treaty with the Act of Quebec in 1774 which triggered the American war of independence. With the independence of the USA and their enormous debt, the Americans didn’t feel bound to the treaty that we, the French, have signed with these nations a century before.

[@nobody_expects_me]

To be fair, the Narrator did a really good job! The thing is like the old one is so iconic, It doesn't matter how good a new narrator would be, it's never the same. Otherwise amazing video, really underrated!

[@samuraiknight1600]

Everyone so mean to the new Narrator. The guy's doing his best here. I hear nothing wrong with Chuck.

[@MrBestshot33]

He's the narrator of greatest tank battles from the history channel

[@jammyjamjars6995]

I agree, I don’t get the backlash either, people just don’t like change 😂

[@user-kr9jq7yz5o]

Thank you for reading my mind! People are just .... people

[@makentiyii372]

Да, я не спорю, он гигачад, но привычка есть привычка

[@mattfaulk8724]

He's not bad, he's just not that guy...

[@Mmjk_12]

Fun fact about the original narrators (Charles) father: He was a Russian menshevik born in St Petersburg who fled the Soviet Union in 1924! He spent the rest of his life as a professor and historian in the UK.

[@aleemizcool3654]

Pretty cool

[@thomasrinschler6783]

Fort Washington was located in modern-day downtown Cincinnati, as the city grew up around the fort. Also, I've never seen such a ridiculous backlash against competent narration before. If the regular narrator is unabailable, would you just rather just get nothing?

[@Lee.Enfield-303]

Nice work as always, love the illustrations. Enjoyed the commentary too, unlike so many. He'll be a great candidate for narrator if you ever choose to cover the ACW, something I'd love to see from EH.

[@CognizantCheddar]

This narrator's cadence is slow and much too affected. As a listener, you wanna forget that the narrator is reading straight from a script. I could not forget with this guy, I was reminded of it with every line.

[@calebsylvester4637]

This is a good analysis I think. I think he has a good voice and does a nice job enunciating but it is a touch slow and deliberate.

[@bees6716]

just watch it in 1.25x speed

[@Deathven1482]

@@bees6716wow, that actually crazy how much better it is slightly sped up!

[@CognizantCheddar]

​​@@bees6716 this actually works! 😂 Music is negatively impacted, though.

[@darbyohara]

Too forced and manufacturing dramatic effect

[@GarkKahn]

The hipocrisy of those dudes expecting "peace and friendship" when someone outright invades your home

[@MrBl3ki]

It is happening right now, several centuries afterwards, again. An we are hearing the same hypocritical rethorics coming from the same side, again.

[@1981fallout]

The narrator did a good job for a rebel from the colonies.

[@SisypheanTragedy]

I was a bit skeptical at first hearing someone other than Charles Nove, but I was digging the new guy at the end. If there are different narrators for different series I would mind that (just keep Charles for the Napoleon stuff please)

[@aleemizcool3654]

Excited to watch this new vid but the lack of Charles Nove caught me off guard! He's become synonymous with Epic History for me (Still super excited to watch this though!)

[@dclark142002]

Loved the focus on the drivers for the westward expansion during this timeframe. The influence of the land speculators isnt heavily covered in US histories of the time.

[@loslobos786]

“The Bureau of Indian affairs shall be directed entirely by the great principals of Justice and Humanity" First President George Washington...OOOF as a Native American that quote just hits different.

[@haze154]

The new narrator for this video did a fantastic job

[@AtticusAmericanus]

ETV covering the Midwest in any form is unexpected, but welcome!

[@MrSteveK1138]

Thanks for the new series! Keep up the good work. 😊

[@PaulinAsia_]

I like that "Newly Acquired" Stolen from the native Americans.

[@andreweden9405]

By this period, white settlers, militiamen, hunters/trappers, etc., also used the tomahawk with as much regularity as did the Native Americans. In fact, it was the European settlers who had introduced metal-bladed (iron and steel) tomahawks to the Indians in the first place. In many ways the tomahawk replaced the sword on the frontier. They became status symbols, and the quality of workmanship on them would reach a very high level. Some of the nicest ones were pipe tomahawks or "pipe-hawks", which had a tobacco pipe on the head opposite the blade-end, and the haft was hollowed out such that you could smoke out of it. They're really quite beautiful things! A fine surviving specimen is the pipe tomahawk that belonged to Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. You can look it up. The personal tomahawk of the Shawnee warlord Tecumseh also survives. It's one that had just been presented to him by a British general not long before his death in battle, so it's in really good condition for being over 200 years old. Same goes for the Lewis tomahawk.

[@paulbahn4577]

Thank you! Excellent work on this highly informative subject. Well produced. I thought narrator did a fine job. I look forward to the next production.

[@felixmurat1677]

real talk tho. New narrator is amazing and as long as Charles Nove stays for other projects, I call this a win-win!

[@EstbXCIII]

My mom raised me to love this country and to respect and appreciate the rights granted to us and the privileges that with being an American citizen. At the same time she also instilled into me a deep seeded respect for the Native people and their culture and history. My mom is Italian and doesn't have ANY Native blood in her but as long as I can remember she loved all things Native. So much so that 2 of the houses I grew up in she had completely decked out the living rooms in beautiful Native paintings, wood carved decorations like totem poles and even an intricate spear. She even painted the living that desert like color of those ancient native clay huts in the desert regions of America and that ancient village with houses carved into the side of a cliff. I can remember how excited I was in 2nd grade when we were assigned to create a Native long house. I had always been a WWII fan since 11 and that's when I watched the movie Windtalkers, which told the story of how the U.S. used the help of Navajo Natives to pass coded vital information because the Japanese had no idea what language the Americans.wwre using. I watched that movie a.hindred times as a kid. Many people aren't aware just how deeply imbedded Native culture is within American culture. Hell, it was a unified Confederacy of 6 Native tribes who decided to work together to govern which was the motivation behind Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and many others creation of the Constitution. Also, Americas adoption of the Bald Eagle as our National symbol was because the bald eagle was the Iroquois nations symbol. The respect and admiration that I was taught to have for the Natives of America is exactly what I will one day teach my kids to have for them.

[@avatarmarvellian5644]

Epic History expands to the Americas I see, with a new narrator too! Keep up the good work, really love the minor change of pace, makes it differs between the European theater and American theater.

[@William2669]

Good narrating Chuck! Thanks for standing in for Charles!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your content Epic history! You guys are the Best ❤❤❤❤

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

This is an amazing surprise! You guys are the Best history channel! Your narration, maps and passion are truly on a whole new level! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@HistoryHaty]

I love the maps.

[@TEMPcontrol9000]

I enjoyed this video. This narrator was fine. Great information that was well explained. Thank you for the new knowledge!

[@markbattle4657]

I just wanted to say that I know people dislike change, but I thought Chuck did a wonderful job narrating this episode. It was a fantastic change of pace and I look forward to hearing him in future videos.

[@matthewgriffin7857]

I just subscribed, this is epic!! When can we expect part 2?

[@matthewgriffin7857]

And I like the narrator!

[@MichaelGalanopoulos]

Be sure to watch the entire Napoleon series.

[@SkipsenPB]

The new narrator isn't bad at all, but we've just really grown to love the original. Bring back Charles!

[@PatrioteQuebecois]

Congrats for this documentary from Quebec, the capital of French America! Between 1800 and 1870, we gave so many boys the first name of Napoleon in order to remind the English that, even though they conquered us in 1760, we might have our revenge one day! Maybe through Quebec independence!

[@jamesdreads7828]

Not a fan of the new narrator.

[@Friedrich25-ph3wu]

I am not a fan of you

[@MrJoe0726]

@@Friedrich25-ph3wu Because critiquing is not allowed? Why are you so upset?

[@somebody2344]

@@MrJoe0726 Cry more clown))

[@flarvin8945]

@@MrJoe0726why are you so upset? Because critiquing is not allowed? The comment you replied is merely critiquing, like the OP, nothing about not allowing critiquing.

[@PhoenixAscending]

Didn't even know there was one till now. Bummer. The other guy may have been the best one on YT

[@eliakarlsson1976]

This narrator is really good. It's just incredible hard to replace the previous guy xD

[@anxiousfoodperson8116]

New narrator is growing on me Obviously no one is gonna be Charles Nove but this is a good voice for American history

[@giga9941]

Not taking anything away from this narrator, but Charles Nove just hits differently. Puts the “Epic” in Epic History.

[@gook5219]

Nice! New series

[@user-lj9nr5mo1b]

Epic history is back with another epic video. Love your videos ♥

[@lorimeyers3839]

Joseph Brandt is a very well known figure in my town. He raided a schoolhouse here in upstate NY. He had the boys killed and drew markings on the girls’ skirts that spared them from death. The girls began tracing the markings on the boys’ clothes as well. Not sure how that worked out for the boys though. Brandt I believe was a loyalist as well.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

An Epic history tv video on the american revolution? I call this an amazing day and an Absolute win! Love your work guys! Hearth please ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@darthbee18]

Really great to see you cover early American Republic history, esp. the frontier wars. If you plan to cover more wars in the Americas (not just Northern America) I am totally down for it! 😺

[@_TkiT_]

I really liked the narrator. I hope that despite the unreasonable backlash he will narrate the second part as well.

[@Madhattersinjeans]

Other people having opinions that differ to your own is not "unreasonable". It's quite understandable that people who follow a channel narrated entirely by 1 person and dependent on that narration would be upset at having it changed up. It's no more acceptable than random windows updates that rams unwanted features on the users. I'm not against new narrators specifically, but they would have to clear a very very high bar to match the previous one in terms of ability. If you have to make a change it better be a damn good one.

[@_TkiT_]

@@Madhattersinjeans I always love this deflect. Having different opinions isn't a problem. Shitting on something new for being new is. There are reasonable comments reflecting their preference, but there are also many unreasonable and quite rude comments (at least when I was reading them).

[@thelvadam5113]

How can you have epic history without an epic narrator?

[@ISawABear]

The frontier wars are fascinating but damn is it not a stain on modern north American culture. Cooperation has always been better for prospects. Additional note, one of my ancestors was the military engineer behind the design of Fort Ticonderoga (fort Carillon to the French) 16:05

[@ddc2957]

Give the narrator a chance, guys. Like all of us, yeah it’s a little jarring to see EH without Charles Nove (I even had to look twice to check I was on our channel!), but this guy DOES have a good voice & deserves a shot. As long as Nove handles European affairs, of course.

[@AppiusOS]

The narrator is good, and I think he gets better as the video goes on. When he starts his cadence is a bit slow, but he picks up when the story gets going

[@sanavkids4790]

So shocking is that no one knows the name of Charles Nove but saying ‘bring back the narrator’ but not saying ‘bring back Charles nove’

[@cglilp425]

Okay

[@freiherrbaronvonschaefer]

goes to show how beloved our narrator is despite not knowing his name 😅

[@alexpieters2345]

He is known forever as the narrator

[@sanavkids4790]

@@freiherrbaronvonschaeferuhh yes

[@sanavkids4790]

@@alexpieters2345ye true

[@johnlemon1644]

You can’t say Washington pursued a just and humane resolve while simultaneously acknowledging his insistence to expand the US into the northwestern territories.

[@shehansenanayaka3046]

❤ one of the best channels ever on KZbin. We always appreciate your hard work and dedication towards these videos.

[@ryanabercrombie7966]

You guys should soo do the war of 1812. I think this channel would do a swell job with that topic!

[@cpj93070]

And they would do it truthfully as well, not on some American channels where they say American won that war, when they clearly didn't 😂😂

[@anthonylandin6788]

​@@cpj93070True america didn't win but they didn't lose so i call it a draw or a just a war wherre neither lost

[@christmas-fy3tf]

​@@cpj93070 Neither did England lol

[@cpj93070]

@@christmas-fy3tf What is it with you yanks and calling Britain England, can't you guys tell the difference?

[@andrewmoore4096]

I liked Chuck's narration but you hit gold with Charles Nove. He *is* EpicHistoryTV. Caught us off-guard!

[@shadeitplease7383]

Gotta say the track that plays when he’s describing the makeup of the men recruited is a real banger

[@melvinsuria7331]

10:55 It has always baffled me me how Native American names, when translated to English, are sometimes translated by "meaning" rather than "pronounciation". For example, Michikinikwa means "The Turtle" So in english they translated his name to "Little Turtle" to distinguish from his father, who also had the same name. However, if we look at George Washington's name, it comes from the Greek Geórgios which means Earth-worker. But it would be weird to call him President Earthworker, so the variant George is used. It's so strange how the Native American names have been translated by meaning rather than creating a variant that sounds similar. I don't know if this was done because it was easier to remember their names or it was a form of oppression to make their names sound funny. Anyways, thank you for stating their Native American names as well as their English names.

[@sharkbait8882]

Charles Nove! Charles Nove!!! Charles Nove!!! Oh and great video on the struggles between early America and The first Nations.

[@carlriding6087]

I was absolutely gutted with the narrator change. Looking forward to the return of the GOAT!! 👍

[@haz4892]

Im sorry for your loss

[@NinjaVampireCyborg]

Hope you guys end up doing Fallen Timbers, Tippecanoe, and the War of 1812 too! Love and support from USA!

[@identicaltoad6650]

Lowkey waiting for this guy to cover War of 1812

[@waqarsaleem8611]

I can not imagine Epic history TV without Charles Nove voice. Without his narration, this is just another history channels. Charles's voice made this channel an exceptional among many channels out there.

[@robertoperez3714]

Epic history do one of russian conquest of siberia,central asia or caucusus

[@connornicholas8628]

Dang, this is a good narrator. I don’t mind if you keep this one!

[@AnonymousLV]

Wonderful video! The new narrator did exceptionally well. This is one of the best history channels on KZbin.

[@evanpeacock6103]

For those who hate the New Narrator, think of it in terms like this. The old narrator for the old world and the new narrator for the new world. Watch the video the content and to learn.

[@suspicious2delicious]

No

[@revolutionarymarxist-lenin7252]

​@@suspicious2delicious OK bud, whatever you say 👍🏽

[@cpj93070]

@@revolutionarymarxist-lenin7252 The old Narrator Charles Nove isn't going anywhere so you don't have to worry.

[@BlindMonk93]

I think the different narrator is actually doing a great job, worthy of Epic History. You just can't beat our boy Charles, is all.

[@donaldmorrison9940]

Excellent video as always. The narration is very good, although your usual narrator is the best narrator on KZbin.

[@user-pl9tz3ht5g]

God job at last the wait is over in four hours love you epic history

[@KHK001]

Amazing video EH! looking forward to the 2nd part.

[@Torarz01FIN]

Thought the new narrator did a good job 👍

[@ivanmartin7231]

I don't get making such a deal about the narrator, he did a great job, congratulations on the work done here, very well explained and presented!!

[@colloquialsoliloquy6391]

Wow well done Epic History Tv.. Unanimity on a KZbin comment section!

[@453PG]

Seeing a lot of dislike for the new narrator in the comments. I just want to say that I really like his narration. Looking forward to hearing more from Charles and Chuck in the future.

[@sgges9145]

I enjoyed this narrator! Great and interesting video as always, this time era really intrigues me :)

[@RoboticDragon]

I dont know why everybody is disappointed by this narrator, he sounds good. Not as good as Charles, but he is not bad by any means. I am liking both. Plus, this kind of narrator works great for North American history, gives it the old PBS documentary feel.

[@MythicTales993]

Your video is a testament to your creativity and expertise. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@kylesmith4513]

The translator was good. I love the normal one but I'm happy to give this gent a chance. Great job

[@Vodal_Kressh]

These graphics are so amzing... Thanks epic history!

[@jonasfiala2976]

This narrator has potential (though I prefer the usual one). I would personally prefer a bit faster pace and emphasis limited on the truly significant moments. As is the emphasis seems to be at every other word. I loved the video and wish Chuck sucess in future projects (his voice is obviously great)

[@joshuagrahm3607]

I feel like I’m watching a documentary on birdwatching with this narrator

[@TheSonOfJohn117]

I found Chuck's narration captivating. Maybe less exciting than Epic History's other narrator, but very professional and well-paced for my ears.

[@shadeitplease7383]

Yeah I like the new narrator. And makes sense to get an American narrator for American history

[@mappotofu2562]

It's good for sure and very professional. I don't like to criticize. But why change what's not broken? The old guy was one of a kind!

[@ButHerMama]

I agree, Been waiting for bro since the presidents video

[@thatkidkawaii1965]

@@mappotofu2562they are still keeping Charles Nove. The new narrator is just for American history.

[@Falls628]

This narrator is really good and makes so much more sense for this series don't understand why some are vehemently against him, though I guess some don't understand good narration if they heard it and just like the original for no particular reason.

[@EpichistoryTv]

There’s lots of reasons to like our original narrator, we just happen to like them both and will be using both in future.

[@Falls628]

@@EpichistoryTv Of course both are amazing.

[@FreyaofCerberus]

Took me a while to get used to Chuck but by the end of the video i really enjoyed his narration. The visuals and history were as always top notch.

[@Fensenjan]

the quality is incredible! it just gets better evry time. and the narattor is also gooa its nice also to hear someone else some time and still top quality guys!

[@Coordinate3791]

As a voice actor myself, some of the reads are too forced, artificial and can be distracting from the material. The narrator is supposed to support the subject, not compete with it. Just work on sounding more natural, being yourself and you’ll do better. Hope this helps! :)

[@131x]

Where is the real epic history narrator?!?

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nicely done video

[@bonnieprincecharlie6248]

Great video and beautiful artwork!

[@Great-History-Tv-1912]

Amazing work, the narrator is great, keep making more videos on early American history.

[@stephenmunene6342]

We need the old narrator

[@benazzopardi9293]

Nice work Chuck

[@welcometonebalia]

Thank you.

[@superchug2469]

This narrator does a good job well done. I wouldn't mind hearing him more. Perhaps he could do videos on American affairs like 1812 Civil War etc. And the other one forgot his name can do European and Middle East videos?

[@vincivedivicilextalionas4036]

Trying to find a comment that isn’t talking about the narrator, but the actual cool content is very rare.

[@Autistic_R4tard]

No offense to the new narrator but we want the old one back, also im really glad you started exploring more events in early modern history.

[@cS12890]

These videos are just so perfect.