History's Greatest Lies: 20 False Historical "Facts" You've Always Believed!

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the lyre is way older than he says.

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You are correct and thank you for pointing it out. I have edited the video to remove reference to the lyre.

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The cake one is fact

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Do you have a source for that? All the places I have checked have said Marie Antoinette did not actually say it.

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@@knowyourdeets I would have to return to my Universities Library and search for days to find that. At a dinner party regarding the starving masses and the fact that they hadn't any bread. She was quoted as saying, if they can't eat bread, let them eat cake.

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@@이이-n4z8y I can only go by what History.com and Encyclopedia Britannica (www.britannica.com) says, and both of those agree that she did not actually say it.

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@@knowyourdeets Well my friend, the internet is not an acceptable acedemic source. But anyway, I do agree with you in that the majority of what people think today is based upon historical lies.

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@@이이-n4z8y Unfortunate, but true. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.