The Rest Is History makes me SO happy! I bought Rubicon years ago and loved it so I knew who Tom was but if you read a lot of history you kind of assume all historians are kind of academic and stodgy and all the same. Dominic and Tom crack me up and they talk about history like how my friends and I might. Can't get enough of this podcast - keep it up guys!
@alixa1258Ай бұрын
I love the content of this channel and the way you two wonderful gentleman describe your subject of analysis. Keep this coming 👏 Bravo 👏🥰
@jmcw963220 күн бұрын
Better than the AI bots that just paste wiki into voice with pictures
@jmcw963220 күн бұрын
Not a dig a peoples profile, but it’s a dig
@RelivingHistory19 күн бұрын
@@jmcw9632 agreed
@MsStack42Ай бұрын
I used to live a ten minute bike ride away from Old Bolingbroke, where Henry was born. Loved it there.
@LeeKempterАй бұрын
I have become completely addicted to this channel. The only thing I would ask is for you to add in your comments a list of the authors and books that you talk about. For instance the one by ???Helen Caster???? I will order that one as soon as I can find it. Thanks !!
@cathybowden9751Ай бұрын
If you join the TRIH club you get a weekly email which includes a book list. Thanks to which I can tell you it's The Eagle and the Hart by Helen Castor.
@denyseleonard240Ай бұрын
And how does one join this TRIH club pray tell.
@tomohiromiyachi2813Ай бұрын
First ccoooogiiiiiiij
@AlainaLee82Ай бұрын
@denyseleonard240 let me know if you find out how to join
@JamesBarry-j7m15 күн бұрын
Everywhere I Go Every party I attended Brooklyn all they want to talk about is Henry IV lol
@noahholland17957 күн бұрын
“Hotspur” is still synonymous with losing to this very day.
@marys33794Ай бұрын
Fantastic. I will be looking forward to part 2. 👍 👌 👍 👌
@James-o2u9xАй бұрын
Yes !!! One of my favourite kings! A warrior and a bloody hero in my opinion.
@welshman8954Ай бұрын
We welsh might disagree with that statement lol
@fastpublishАй бұрын
How uneasy lies the head that wears a crown
@AbrahamLincolnContinentalАй бұрын
This is, by some distance, my favorite podcast. I was thrilled to find it on KZbin, and yet I didn't enjoy watching it. This is to say nothing unpleasant about you as performers or people, but the density of information; changing alliances, 80 people named Henry and Edward, family trees, and a dozen other noble families and that's before including France! It's much easier when I'm only using one sense to process it all rather than two. But that's just one man's opinion, I'll follow just as loyally, but only by podcast.
@patriciablue2739Ай бұрын
Thank you for this channel!
@MsFoland25 күн бұрын
Totally addictive channel! Loving it!
@AmmeeeeeeerАй бұрын
Rixhard II and Henry IV are basically Harvey Dent quote: "You die a hero or live long long enough to see yourself become the villain". While he was alive, King Dick the Second was seen as a tyrant but as soon as he died, suddenly gets a cult of personality and praised as a saint, with Henry IV becoming tyrant and regicide.
@alphasierramike2091Ай бұрын
There a nice bit to mention is John of Gaunt. Father of Henry IV but grandfather of the brilliant generation as known in Portugal. Their mother was Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of Portugal. It seems that John educated well his children as they shone in their times. The most significant grandchild is Henry the Navigator who organised and programmed the discoveries. A bit like going to Mars in Medieval times.
@januarysson5633Ай бұрын
Technically, the Portuguese royal family were the most legitimate heirs to the Lancastrian claim to the throne after Henry VI’s death rather than the Tudors but they never asserted it.
@stephenchappell7512Ай бұрын
What got me was that he had himself buried alongside his uncle the Black Prince in Canterbury even though he usurped and subsequently murdered the princes son
@Dimera09Ай бұрын
The son the Black Prince should have had
@simban00Ай бұрын
Your series on the Pelasgians is amazing. It is unique on KZbin because you are the only one putting the pieces of the puzzle together and making connections. The only thing I would disagree on is the digamma F. Digamma simply means a double gamma γγ which would be pronounced as a g in English. The description given of the Pelasgian is a gamma with a triangle on top.
@rosysullaАй бұрын
Henry IV as the most neglected is hilarious when Henry VII is right there.
@satishsekar4868Ай бұрын
How is Henry VII neglected?
@rosysullaАй бұрын
@@satishsekar4868 ask shakespeare
@satishsekar4868Ай бұрын
@@rosysulla he's dead, so I can't.
@rosysullaАй бұрын
@@satishsekar4868lol
@rosysullaАй бұрын
@@satishsekar4868 oh dang then theres no way of checking out his plays
@Job-y8oАй бұрын
Well done lads!
@michaelandrew9648 күн бұрын
Suggestion: Might you entertain doing a series on the Norman dukes and kings of Apulia-Lucania and Sicily? Thanks T. & D.
@beverleyfranco4348Ай бұрын
Please do a podcast on Harold Godwinson.
@Wee_LangsideАй бұрын
Shakespeare was an Albaphobe. Not content with maligning MacBeth and Lady MacBeth, he also accuses the Scots of interfering in in England. That's rich as England has spent most of its history interfering in just about every country in Europe's politics.
@Boric78Ай бұрын
Richard 2 - England's biggest dumb ass of king after Æthelred ? Even John only ended up signing a Carta. It seems so avoidable.
@AmmeeeeeeerАй бұрын
Plus John had a legitimate son/heir along with Will Marshall to serve as his son's regent. King Dick the second just did not care.
@nozrepАй бұрын
the comments in this comment thread applying modern opinions to ancient history are quite hilarious. a few folks even seem to be irked about it😂. jee golly folks its a history podcast about England, done by English historians?
@jdranetzАй бұрын
Henry Bolingbroke's take over is no less important than Henry (7th) Tudor's defeat of Richard 3rd. The legitimaticy of a King is based in n his ability to take and hang on to the throne. Possession is 9/10ths of the law.
@davidbanks41689 күн бұрын
On Glyndwr having supernatural powers angle : where I come from in Wales there are tales of a supernatural trickster (who often defeats the devil) whose name is Jack O’Kent. Anyway , there is a suggestion that maybe this is/was/could be a memory of Glyndwr in hiding after the revolt.
@Marjorie-yt7pbАй бұрын
Thanks for elucidating me , once more😊
@dualsportdadzАй бұрын
24:11 I'm glad they left some of Dominic's bad takes on the monologue.
@ep-we2bnАй бұрын
the son of honest tongue :-)
@RainFall2112Ай бұрын
How does one join your channel from the KZbin app? I can't get it to work.
@416dlАй бұрын
I'm certain there will be more...dragons.
@BillMontgomery-t2qАй бұрын
Henry for King! The people's Monarch!
@BillMontgomery-t2qАй бұрын
Wait, I still have to pay taxes?! DOWN THE KING!!
@BillMontgomery-t2qАй бұрын
Who is this guy running around beating up Scotsman? WE WANT WHOEVER HE'S FOR!
@BillMontgomery-t2qАй бұрын
The Tudors, huh? No future to those upstarts.
@BillMontgomery-t2qАй бұрын
Now I'm paying taxes AND losing battles (and possibly testacles?). Gonna need a new king.
@excellentcommentАй бұрын
@@BillMontgomery-t2q Superb chuckles, thank you!
@johnrohe1547Ай бұрын
No mention of the mighty Tottenham Hotspurs?
@mariadange06Ай бұрын
Henry IV aka Bolingbroke?
@tonyharpur8383Ай бұрын
Yes, he was born in Bolingbroke Castle.
@itstayna_abreuАй бұрын
Can someone point to me their episode on the princes in the tower? thanks
@JohnDoe-nt6sn20 күн бұрын
I am very fond of the tv show "the hollow crown" which has got a top notch acting and very good editing. But of course I am not a historian. What do you guys think of their screen adaptation of Shakespeare ?
@Raj-et7ojАй бұрын
Please talk about Joan d'Arc or Cedric the Saxon next time please 🙏 😢 😭 😫 😞 😔 🙏
@stephfoxwell4620Ай бұрын
You mean Cerdic.
@illinoisan28 күн бұрын
Henry represents a return of authority by consent to Britain. Remember that the Anglo-Saxon kings were chosen by the witan and the will of the public played a much greater role in English society than under the Normans and Plantagenets even with Magna Carta.
@joebombero1Ай бұрын
I hope you guys cover Henry VIII's wives. Also Queen Jane (Lady Jane Gray). She deserves a whole episode! Fascinating stuff.
@unbabunga229Ай бұрын
King Charles is by far the most underrated, he essentially created modern British politics and how we view ourselves as a country - or at least contributed to it more than a lot of kings
@DenethordeSade.90Ай бұрын
Which King Charles? The first? Who's head was cut off? Or his son? Or our current King? Interested in your answer 😁
@101MantАй бұрын
That's a bit like saying King John is underrated because we got Magna Carter. If you screw up so epically you plunge the country into civil war and something comes out of that it isn't exactly an achievement.
@unbabunga229Ай бұрын
@@DenethordeSade.90 the first obviously but the 2nd also tbh.
@unbabunga229Ай бұрын
@@101Mant it’s a lot more complicated than that, King Charles was actually in the right, it was parliament that were megalomaniacs
@nergismeurer7070Ай бұрын
Love the content, however, I prefer TH on writing. His speech is really difficult to listen to.
@weemamaАй бұрын
I think blaming Richard's exile of Henry on jealousy without mentioning that Henry was part of a conspiracy is misleading. The other conspirators were executed but Richard spared Henry because they were cousins.
@WildlifeOutlaw1066Ай бұрын
Love this show!!! Please do an episode on the REAL story of 1066 - not the English heritage tripe to keep battle abbey open
@xplorer841Ай бұрын
Can you please give a tidbit of how the ‘real’ 1066 story differs? Genuinely interested.
@WildlifeOutlaw1066Ай бұрын
@@xplorer841 the fact it didn’t happen in battle it was in the next village over (where the local council bull dosed to build a bypass) and if the Normans landed in pevensey as suggested they’d of had to force march about 30 miles in a day over serious terrain to sack the settlement of Hastings in the same morning - impossible unless you’re a Zulu lol
@FiveLiverАй бұрын
@@xplorer841 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqC1gpyvYt-XncU
@Georgieastra22 күн бұрын
@@WildlifeOutlaw1066 Or on a horse 🐎
@jmcw963220 күн бұрын
Going to polseth with tabby lolololololol
@ThePerks2010Ай бұрын
I find him the hardest to get any research on that doesn't mention bloody Shakespeare😂
@artanguxho3532Ай бұрын
i have heard of him, actually
@vishnumohannair8506Ай бұрын
Can you guys do an unbiased history of Indian subcontinent before 1200 AD.
@jardon8636Ай бұрын
queen consort philipa of lancaster & portugal also queen philipa of lancaster, denmark, norway and sweden...
@asabovesobelow568329 күн бұрын
He killed like 34 people himself in one battle d@mn lol
@eshaibraheem4218Ай бұрын
Another famous (grey) hound for your files.
@bluefarie10Ай бұрын
Is there not some source material to suggest that King Harold (the one at the battle of Hastings) was genitally mutilated by the Normans?
@alphasierramike2091Ай бұрын
Great stuff! Never knew about this part of English history. My curiosity was raised given I visited Alnwick recently. You are doing great service given how poorly the English education system teaches history. I am not surprised by Shakespeare given he lived during Elizabeth 1st and James 6th and 1st. I would suggest you give a view from the Welsh and scot side once you done with the main theme. It will give a good 360 view. I guess you wil be trotting off to talk about Prince Hal as Henry V. Take your time. The war with the Percy is something I was not aware until recently.
@BetsyWillie-t8fАй бұрын
Hall Timothy Wilson Frank Young Brian
@lisaeriksson108121 күн бұрын
31:25
@themo.Ай бұрын
Is might be just me but I am getting very strong Athelstan and Cranston vibes here....
@rishthefish7781Ай бұрын
Please rename the channel to Biscuits and Tea if you think England is the centre of the universe.
@MagSpud12Ай бұрын
Lol what is it with all these bitter little Anglophobes cropping up all of a sudden? Have you ever watched/listened to this podcast before?
@hollycourtney221Ай бұрын
American, 2nd generation Brit here! And damn proud! Go find another podcast to watch/listen to if you’re going to be stereotypical, respectfully. 😂
@slinkyvagabond2991Ай бұрын
Pls stop telling the people who do things how to do what they do, either do it yourself or find something else to entertain you” and btw given that we won the game of empire, brought modern engineering, modern medicine and the fair rule of law, to the world AND STOPPED SLAVERY ! We kinda are the centre of the universe 🤔
@skadiwarrior2053Ай бұрын
It's the centre of our English universe. I make no apologies.
@sherlockgnomes8971Ай бұрын
Bizarre and miserable comment
@jack88liyuanАй бұрын
There is a world outside england you know. People love french history, the only reasom people know British history is because most people can speak english. Only English will call an English king underrated. There are much greater figures in other countries. open you mind a little
@neilmc8289Ай бұрын
History is written by the winners..and England/Uk have invariably been the victors
@csplotkinАй бұрын
They just completed a series on the French Revolution
@csplotkinАй бұрын
I'd love to learn more about Slavic history, Viking history, pre-Columbus American history, and early African history
@paulclaydon935Ай бұрын
Maybe try another history podcast? Theres so many out there, open your mind a little
@greg5023Ай бұрын
French history, consisting only of 17 kings named Louis, is pretty boring.