Hundred Years' War | The Road To Agincourt | Part 2

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Only in the last year have they had the video format. The channel is still young in the eyes of the KZbin algorithm. It will come 😊

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Day one of asking for part 3

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Day 2 of asking for part 3

[@tomtaylor6163]

This is fascinating when you have actual Ancestors that you know were involved in this. My direct ancestor was Sir Piers Legh. He fought in Henry’s Army and was wounded at Agincourt. Later he died near Paris.

[@franzfanz]

Meanwhile, my most famous ancestor was convicted of usuary and transported to Australia.

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​@franzfanz lucky you!

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@@williamphelps8550 You are right but I’m not yearning for history because this is my history. I’m just lucky my Aunt researched this stuff decades ago. I hope you have a nice day

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​@franzfanz a bit harsh, yes, but he lived longer than Harry's boys, probably.

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Just discovered this podcast. As a amateur history geek, i am throughly enjoying these episodes; loved the henry IV episodes.

[@kirilmickovski3543]

I do hope there will be episodes about the English Civil War, guys, you are doing a splendid work.❤

[@tommonk7651]

The story of Agincourt is so fascinating....

[@nigeh5326]

Tom’s description of Henry V and his troops March from Harfleur to Calais reminds me of doing my Duke of Edinburgh Scheme at High School in the 1970s. Only difference is we didn’t get to win a punch up with the French at the end 😃lol

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Echoing other comments, this is absolutely the best history channel!

[@judithglasser3072]

Absolutely brilliant, on the edge of my seat, cant wait for the Battle!

[@simonelubbe4653]

Magnificent! Wonderful reconstruction reminds us how history repeats itself endlessly. The players change the villainous motives not so much.

[@Paralititan]

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[@1rwjwith]

Fantastic! I will be back to listen to this riveting history of one of the most famous battles in history..well done!

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[@BernardoTorres-w5e]

The fact that Henry V had 80% of his troops as archers , is so remarkable and almost revolutionary, even though those archers had proved themselves as terribly lethal during the period of the Hundred Years War that had already had passed , so their value was already screamingly obvious, but I still believe it is almost revolutionary to man 80% of your army as archers .

[@PL-ds5jn]

Missiles would prove to take over the battlefield

[@timelanguid4813]

Where is part 3 the battle of Agincourt?

[@chacob3380]

Marvelous as always - thank you!

[@simonelmore659]

Next part please! An excellent short series!

[@jolanta0024]

On this bombshell.....I'm waiting anxiously for part 3 ❤️

[@babscabs1987]

They need to stop holding out on us

[@marys33794]

​​@@babscabs1987 I agree. I have been puzzled as to why the battle of Agincourt is not uploaded yet.

[@harrobosma8650]

Incredible podcast! A cliffhanger indeed, when does it continue?!

[@markt.3685]

Have been enjoying your videos on the Hundred Years War, as well as others, although wondering if there is still a video coming regarding the Battle of Agincourt? Cheers!

[@restishistorypod]

We have something special planned for the Agincourt video.... stay tuned ....

[@markt.3685]

@@restishistorypod Excellent, and by the way ... attended your visit to Boston at the Wilbur Theater last night. A wonderful evening of entertaining history telling and question answering, thank you!

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Tom & Dom... Purveyors of Historic melodrama - cliffhangers, fanciful characters, soaring oratory and flowery descriptions. You lads are enjoying yourselves far too much!!! ; )

[@dsjwhite]

Wow, I can't wait!!! What can possibly happen? Wonderful work guys. Thank you.

[@martynfenton3814]

Is there a part 3?

[@redwithblackstripes]

Well the perfidious Albionese have the tendency to forget the last part of the 100y war for some reason😅

[@buckdraper303]

These guys are awesome!

[@Kathy-ub8ur]

Thank you. Hanging on to the cliff!

[@stephenmccormack543]

So where is part 3? Been looking and can’t find. Is it in the way or do I have to buy the membership to watch?

[@juhanuus]

Been ages, but still no conclusion to this epic tale... Where is the sublime narration of the titular battle? Maybe ive just missed the upload somehow...

[@michaelkennedy3372]

Before listening to this, I would wager there is a 1000000 /1 probability I dont hear mention of the hit BBC sitcom. ' Ever decreasing circles'.

[@ChaCha_Boop]

Where is part 3 😢

[@rdreidmehrabi]

Best part of the day

[@christopherringham6779]

Anecdotally I was an extra in Robin hood (1991). I was given a peasants outfit which had Richard Briers name in it presumably from Henry V I was also a co star with Uma Thurman 🤣

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Wheres part 3 😭😭😭😭

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We few, we happy few will hear all about it next time!!!!!

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[@johns3318]

If we do not press our claim for part 3 of this series, our claim will be forgotten. We will not become another page in someone else’s history book. Part 3 is ours BY RIGHT all those who deny that are our foes! LOL

[@Raj-et7oj]

Wow very goooood episode.. I wish I had my timemachine working....dammit..😢

[@markkringle9144]

The other reason for 80% archers, is they get paid less than a man-at-arms, (They have the pay books) so the wages for the Army are less than they would be. War is expensive, and paying your troops is most of the expense part.

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WHERE'S PART 3?!?!

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Will part 1 be available on youtube at some point?

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chuffing good this

[@susanroutt6690]

My ancestors fought at Crecy. Hence the name Cresap. Thomas Cresap surveyed Maryland and Virginia and ran a notorious trading post ante revolutionary war

[@michaelbedford8017]

Is it Tom playing the recorder while his buddy supplies the dramatics? What a team!!

[@susanroutt6690]

@@michaelbedford8017 He was a revolutionary war veteran who surveyed Maryland and Virginia with George Washington. He was also an axe murderer. His son participated in the Yellow Creek Massacre of Chief Logan’s innocent family. Recorder? I don’t get it.

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Notoriously bad selection and taste in merchandise?

[@joaosantos1163]

Henry V is the greatest king of England!!!

[@drewanderson2768]

Where is the final for this series?

[@kaloarepo288]

Would be interesting to speculate what subsequent history would have been like had England managed to hold on to its French possessions. Maybe a bilingual United Kingdom without Scotland?

[@tibsky1396]

The Plantagenets would have continued to live in France, and perhaps the English would not have become so important as today.

[@jamestaylor841]

Where is part 3???????????

[@stuartwilson4705]

Where is part 3?

[@alehhandro1]

100 years was could have gone down in history as only 60 years war! No War of the Roses to follow, no Richard III, no Bosworth field, no Henry Tudor desperately wanting a divorce from his devout catholic Spanish wife? What if?

[@paulthomas5337]

Guys, please don't change (Tom I was getting the vibe of too much seriousness...), if ever there was good witness to the absurdity of bad karma, history (and the way you guys bring it alive) is it! What fools these mortals be. And of course that never happens in our present lives, right?

[@joealp8196]

The archers were on horseback on the march? I think I need a little more detail before becoming persuaded.

[@Sarsfield-jm2bg]

Ponies, most likely.

[@barbararice6650]

This wasn't one of mine, missed the whole war in fact 😶‍🌫️

[@mercurydylan899]

25:50 Why is this always the assumption? It’s not just sometimes mentioned, but EVERY time someone in the past gives a number, modern historians always estimates downward usually quite massively. In the assumption that not some but rather ALL old timers were liars and exaggerators?

[@clazy8]

I never cared about this before.

[@mqcapps]

Being cynical...changed history of who? Cheyenne v comanche...Zulu v nguni..manchu v han? Btw...would like to see these sometime

[@Nom_AnorVSJedi]

It’s funny how you English always talk about battles like Agincourt but never the Battle of Castillon where French firearms and artillery met English longbows. Spoiler alert: the French won and the English annihilated and expelled from France.

[@pineapplethief4418]

you okay?

[@barbararice6650]

He says they've got one 😐 Can we come and look at it 😑

[@eddiemccabe4585]

Doesn't have the underdog element that battle,in fact sounds like the French cheated,guns v bows not cricket old boy😊

[@garyprice6504]

lol

[@jonathanlaver346]

That is not how the battle was lost it cavalry from Brittany hitting the English in the flank unfortunately for Brittany this course there own end in time

[@allauddin732]

Stop worrying about these issues. Why do you find answers in history.

[@GoogleUserOne]

First, what issues? Second, your question answers itself.

[@bethanemy]

dont hate bro

[@milztempelrowski9281]

Spoken like a true Hegelian.. "we learn from history that we do not learn from history"

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Because it is interesting and fun. You poor thing. Do you not enjoy the gifts of curiosity and discovery? Try it.

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@@milztempelrowski9281we can learn that Hadrians Wall, The Great Wall of China and the Berlin Wall were not successful. We can learn!❤️

[@richskl6631]

The subject matter is really interesting and the detail is good. My only problem is the way u guys joke around while talking about really harrowing and gruesome subjects. For me it detracts from the overall mood. I want all the bloody details which u sometimes leave out. I wish you guys would speak in such a light hearted and jovial tone when describing things like the battle of Agincourt, Custer’s last stand etc. I listen while I’m out exercising but just wish you’d be more serious when discussing the heavy stuff. For me at least it would make it more engaging.

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