Queens of Britain - Britain's Royal Women Part One

The lives of Queen Boudicca, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Elizabeth Woodville, Anne Boleyn, Mary I, Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots.
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Please get a different narrator. Your videos are so good but this narration sounds like Monty Python.

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@@spencerfrankclayton4348 how on K

[@janewilson2421]

Elizabeth I has always been my favourite...I know she was not perfect but considering the times she lived in I think she was a truly remarkable woman ahead of her time in many ways...

[@madellynpineda5020]

I just don't like that she killed Mary... I think they both would have been remarkable rulers in their respective countries...

[@Nebulasecura]

​@@madellynpineda5020 she had no choice since mary kept trying to kill her tbf.

[@ae8710]

Oh boy, 6 hours. I'm gonna enjoy working my way through this

[@cassiecavataio2982]

Catherine of aragon, Margaret of anjou, Isabella of France, eleanor of Castille and the empress Matilda would be great subjects for a sequel

[@medusareigns]

Agreed, Margaret of Anjou was fascinating

[@ElizabethF2222]

Also, Catherine of Aragon's mother, Isabella of Castille, a real warrior figure. While she didn't fight with a sword, she did form strategies and battle tactics, effectively leading her generals. Pretty impressive for a female in the middle ages. She and COA's father, Ferdinand, also formed the brutal Spanish Inquisition, so that was pretty horrendous. She's a mixture of good and evil, IMO.

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Yes. I second these nominations.

[@LaurinhaPimenta]

@@ElizabethF2222 well, yeah, but this video is about English queens

[@ElizabethF2222]

@@LaurinhaPimenta I know that but her parents have a little something to do with them and how strong KOA was, etc.

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@@jamellfoster6029 she was probably talking to me. Whatever, says way more about her that she would be so rude and judgmental.

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@@jamellfoster6029 I'm mostly being facetious, though, admittedly, it might be lost in translation. That said, i don't recognize whatever "god" you think controls my uterus. That's just friggin weird.

[@gina928]

I knew Eleanor of Aquitaine was powerful and an important woman, but, I didn't just how impressive she was!

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The Mother of all documentaries 🙌 6hr + 👍

[@Smee86]

I know. I have NEVER seen this 6+ OMG.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

This compilation is a real treat. Thanks for posting. Hope Part 2 is soon.

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OH WOW , A NICE LONG DOC , THAT , I CAN JUST LAY BACK , RELAX AND ENJOY......THANK YOU......

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Amen to that!

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[@kweejibodali7009]

fabulous Eleanor of Aquitaine , thanks for that ! i saw the film Lion in Winter years ago, when i had no idea who anyone was, played by Katherine Hepburn, who looks a lot like the portrait , and Peter O Toole playing Henry II. I also saw Peter O Toole playing Henry II in the film about Henry killing Thomas Beckett ( played by richard burton ). ...I had no idea Eleanor got out of prison after Henry s death and continued her career, the film only shows their dialogue while he was still alive

[@ticamcgarity3131]

May England always have a queen who reflects the magnificence of Elizabeth.

[@nataliamallahi7043]

Agreed ad now Elizabeth II

[@smconnors531]

Love this. Elizabeth Woodville is my 15th great Grandmother. I'm descended from her and her 1st husband so my line is through the Grays. If they can ever prove Catherine Carey is the daughter of Henry VIII I'll have another direct line from her. Mary Bolyen is my 13th great Grandmother. Elizabeth I is my 1st cousin 12x removed. It's so awesome being able to see and learn about your ancestors. I can watch this stuff forever.

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Well, goodie for you...

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Thank you so very much for making this available to people who enjoy learning

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I love to learn, 55 years old, I can’t do much with all the things I’ve learned but I keep learning.

[@cjacja21]

Fantastic series. Looking forward to part 2. Some suggestions… Empress Matilda Queen Isabella of France Philippa of Hainault Margaret of Anjou The Six Wives of Henry VIII Lady Jean Grey Queen Mary II Queen Anne Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Queen Victoria Mary of Teck Elizabeth, The Queen Mother & Queen Elizabeth II (In my opinion the above, along with the Queen’s profiled in this, are the most prominent English/ British Queens Regnant and Queens Consort)

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@@PeopleProfilesI am loving your videos especially with the different dynasties. Please continue too do more. I am LOOKING FORWARD for the 2nd part of this. Thanks in Advance.

[@LaCosaGabrielle]

I absolutely love everything about this documentary I love so things British queens my favorite is Elizabeth1

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6 HOURSS----??? I immediately subscribe. Can't believe this channel only have less than 200k subs.

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I know, right? This fact boggles my mind. I am going to help support via Patreon and hope to see this channel get the subscribers deserved for the sheet quantity and quality of the videos they are doing for mostly free. Nice to see someone else who thinks the subs are low.

[@gonefishing167]

I’ve always been fascinated by Alienor . A formidable woman for any time. Funny, but again showing never get between a mother and her chicks 🐥 Thank youn🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

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Ironic considering how disappointed they ended up leaving her 😂😂😂😂

[@zillahwanogho6631]

The war of the roses, an imaculate extraordinary story Elizabeth Woodvile most amazing ,Tudor Queen a woman that survived against all the odds.

[@michaelsinger4638]

Great list. Isabella the She Wolf and Catherine of Aragon would be cool choices as well.

[@timothybelgard-wiley4823]

....Elizabeth is not just the greatest queen England ever had, she was the greatest monarch, period, name me a king who did more for England than Elizabeth, her speech to her people when it seemed that Spain had the upper hand, was reminiscent of Churchills we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight in the streets speech that rallied the people to never give up, to stubbornly hang on, no matter what, Elizabethwas much the same, two amazing leaders whowere cut from the same cloth..from an admiring American...

[@SerafimsOrthodoxJourney]

This will be perfect to fall asleep to, thank you. Btw love your content man

[@Smee86]

I did it last night. And I'm going to again tonight/morning.🌏🇭🇲🌟

[@SerafimsOrthodoxJourney]

@@Smee86 so did I and it was amazing. I just really love the narration

[@jennifergarcia3852]

I did it too. Not that the content is so boring I fall asleep....no. Your voice is soothing and I love docs about the British royals, ESPECIALLY the Tudors! Thank you!

[@SerafimsOrthodoxJourney]

@@jennifergarcia3852 That is exactly how I feel

[@sempressfi]

@@jennifergarcia3852 this, I've been studying most of these women since I was in 4th grade so the info isn't new but I love listening to different people discussing it/them and when I'm feeling mentally restless it is so soothing to listen to people talk about the people and history I have come to love 💜

[@jacey1963]

What a compilation...six extraordinary women!

[@overcomerbtboj]

Wow 6+ hrs? Time for snacks and binge watching- i’ve always loved elizabeth I she is a favorite but i’m also enjoying learning about some of the other queens like eleanor of aquitaine and isabella and others

[@michaelochido3244]

From Kenya...just read.... The White Queen ...by Phillipa Gregory on Elizabeth Woodville and Allison Weir' s Lady in the Tower ...on Anne boleyn.Looking forward to this historical gem!

[@blackeyedlily]

I would have loved to hear a bit on Anne Neville. While she was Queen of England for only a short period of time, she comes from such an interesting family and yet is seldom heard much about. I think she is intriguing, especially in light of her first marriage.

[@mnomadvfx]

Therein lies the point - her family is more interesting than she is. The kingmaker arranged her first marriage and Richard used her family name to gain the support of the kingmakers former allies in his short lived fight against Henry Tudor. Yeet. 🤣🤣🤣

[@thedarkangel456789]

Nah she's boring

[@k.d.kelley2830]

No gf

[@rinoamenna]

such a soothing voice love your docs!

[@ladymeghenderson9337]

Boudica did exactly what any other woman would have done if her children were defiled, and good on her, she was a warrior Queen, but a mother first.

[@Murdo2112]

Hmm, I'm not sure that's an entirely accurate statement.

[@ladymeghenderson9337]

@@Murdo2112 depends which way you look at it.

[@Murdo2112]

@@ladymeghenderson9337 I'm struggling to find a way to look at it where raising a land in armed rebellion against the most powerful empire in the world, razing three towns, including burning down London, slaughtering 60-80,000 men, women and children, leading another 100,000+ to their deaths in battle and then committing suicide, is "what any other woman would have done". Whichever way you look at it, it's an uncommon response.

[@ladymeghenderson9337]

@@Murdo2112 maybe not committing suicide, but times were harsh back then, her daughters were defiled, if anyone manhandled my daughter, I would want to do some serious damage to the perpetrators and so would her three big brothers. Don't matter which way you look at it, a mother will defend her children no matter what Era there's really no answer to this so let's beg to differ.

[@Murdo2112]

@@ladymeghenderson9337 "Do some serious damage to the perpetrators" is one thing. Killing 80,000 people who had nothing to do with the crime, because they happened to be citizens of the same empire as the perpetrators, is quite another. Whichever way you slice it, hers was not a standard response.

[@trippyclicker]

Six hours and it has subtitles! 🙌 Thank you 🙏

[@tarjakangas6681]

Boudicca was a phenomenal woman in her time

[@ladyjusticesusan]

This is amazing. Thank you so much for posting all of them together!

[@kweejibodali7009]

i love the visual imagery in this and some other history docs, the portraits, the ancient drawings etc. the tapestry of bayeux in another, the castles, the landscapes are excellent...i love the soldiers walking, and fields of grain... i and of course the listing of names and dates , excellent maps... it can be so boring when there are no images, even though there are some excellent docs like that as well, like the doc on Anne Neville, by Christine which ties together excellently relationships in War of Roses, despite the lack of nice pictures.

[@tifKh]

This is so well done. Thank you for compiling it all, must have taken forever to upload!

[@romelnegut2005]

If this is part 1, I do wonder what you have installed for us in the near future.

[@valeriepastrychef7500]

This is EPIC!!! Thank you 🙏

[@plantpowered269]

It is so interesting to see the other side of history, from women's perspective! Additional context is great and very informative, too!

[@shutup2751]

anne boleyn is always going to be britain's most iconic consort

[@Imperfectgirl666]

Female consort. Male id say Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband.

[@kweejibodali7009]

i think Anne made a huge contribution to England by introducing a bloodline that is a bit outside the constant remarrying of close cousins... i attribute a lot of Elizabeth s good qualities from less inbreeding than other monarchs...Elizabeth was a great ruler, very prudent and well educated, a reasonable person who did act for her people, instead of just using her country as a source of supplies to fund wars. The Boleyn family is actually an ancient lineage going way back, older than a lot of nobility, but more outside the circuit of royal cousins constantly inbreeding. if Anne was actually related to Henry VIII, it would have been quite distant.... unlike jane seymour, catherine of aragon and catherine parr who were all fairly close cousins of Henry. I believe Anne actually had to work, as lady in waiting, and her family was not that wealthy. Also, the Tudors, Henry VII Tudor being Elizabeth's grandfather , were basically welsh nobodies, Owen Tudor being stable staff who married Henry's grandmother, dowager queen Catherine. I think mixing it up , the dna, once again , not marrying your cousin is one of the reasons for the success and fame of the Tudors. Also, Margaret Beaufort, great grandmother of Elizabeth I was descended from former bastard children of a prince and his kids governess . all good, a bit of impoverished or commoner dna.

[@bonnieellis8089]

If you ever get the chance watch Anne of the Thousand Days I promise you will love it

[@pedanticradiator1491]

@@kweejibodali7009 Anne Boylen's mother was a Howard and so belonged to the older medieval aristocracy and was descended from Edward I at least twice

[@thedarkangel456789]

@@jujubees5855 well just look what Mary grew up to become..someone should of hit her more

[@theConquerersMama]

Thank you for the compilation. The narrator's voice is excellent. The images are great. There are some great details that often get overlooked or glossed over. The long format is great. People who prefer shorter ones can always look at your channel for the individual episodes. I subscribed. Keep up the good work.

[@gullwingstorm857]

“But Mary was not cruel…” - burns over three hundred people at the stake for their beliefs.

[@GHST995]

Takes out a whole days work!

[@thecrow7]

another long haul but definitely worth it. kudos too you and your team .

[@gonefishing167]

Boeudicca ( sorry for spelling) came darn close to beating the romans didn’t she. Never anger a woman if her children are involved. Love your videos . Thank you. Looking forward to all of them 🦘🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@wvmountaingirl1976]

I'd love to see more of Elizabeth Woodville & Margaret of Anjou

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This could be 6:41 hours of watching paint dry and it would still be a welcome distraction. Thank you!🌹🍃

[@Smee86]

Yes your right.

[@princessoffire1107]

Was rather perplexed by the fact that you didn't include COA considering she was as relevant and queen longer than any of the others and in some cases longer than 4 or 6 put together. I might be an AB fan but I get irritated that COA is effectively looked over or barely brought up.

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Now this perfect absolutely love it.

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Very informative and educational. Thank you

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I absolutely love these videos! Thank u so so much

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Oh my gosh! I love these long documentaries. Thank you so much! 💓

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@@chrisadlc1 is the same content from every vid that’s already been shown?

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This is awesome! Love your videos. Would you consider doing a video on Marie Antoinette ?

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We would indeed.

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A place in the sun

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I recently discovered your channel and love it so much.

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It is mind blowing bro this series is so much amusing your videos are awesome. Your videos are stunning bro.

[@Smee86]

They sure are.

[@ginabattz9716]

It would be wonderful to have time stamps😘

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Wow just loving this contents as history nerd please keep this up. Thank you so much 🤗

[@rachelwilson6957]

I cannot sit down to a film, but a 6 hour documentary on you tube... Couldn't be happier

[@renorado9868]

I've Always loved Every type of history. In college I took every kind I could take. Thank for teaching many what we only had a portion of what we should've been taught.

[@traceyboswell]

I love Anne Boleyn! She is to be admired for her courage and bravery having no friends at court, helping the Bible be available on English, the Universities, and facing down enemies even while facing her own death. She waited 7 years.. all the while being called a homewrecker snd harlot… while Jane Seymour took Henry away while he was married to Anne.. and no one EVER called HER concubine, homewrecker, etc…. Such HYPOCRISY. I hate Jane Seymour. Im glad she never got a coronation, she did NOT deserve it. Anne’s coronation was rightly deserved fir putting up with stress and abuse for 7 years. Her taste snd style can still be appreciated at Hampton Court. She was bright, sophisticated, charismatic charitable… a women self-made.. no silver spoon like Catherine… She is one of a kind…. And how wonderful that Elizabeth I wore a pic of her Mother. ❤️❤️

[@godisfake78]

I find it highly unlikely and even hilarious when people say Henry the 8th loved anybody. The man was a sociopath. I'm not blaming him he was a product of his time and upbringing. But Henry never really loved any of these women.

[@rachelrose20]

It’s too short! Love it! Thank you 🙏 x

[@matthewmann8969]

And some of them had some nice wigs, hair pieces, irons, rollers, ponytails, mullets, pigtails, and toupees

[@tishtashyates2632]

Love this I can just turn it on, relax and listen

[@horrorvenus]

Love the format!

[@patstocker3658]

What about Eleanor of Aquitaine ,??? Duchess of Aquitaine, Queen of France and ultimately Queen of England. Wife of Henry II . Mother of Richard I and then King John. An astute politically savvy woman. Extremely intelligent, highly educated , cultured, and allegedly very beautiful. A powerful and astute Queen. She CERTAINLY deserves a mention along with Matilda, Isabelle et al.,

[@msjusayadw]

Whoever is giving the recap on this history...voice❤❤❤

[@NinjaChrisSillyHistory169]

6 hours, of wonderful history of queens

[@vintaqe5727]

Your videos are always awesome. Can you make a video about Englands history and all the rulers?

[@PeopleProfiles]

Yeah, it will be around 60 hours long though.

[@Doomlord77]

@@PeopleProfiles make it a playlist of 30 episodes

[@BigMamaDaveX]

@@PeopleProfiles 🙏🏻 In the name of all hearing impaired viewers and subscribers (like me!), please add subtitles. Thanks for the great videos!

[@gonefishing167]

Dear big mama, I have captions on mine, thank goodness as I wouldn’t hear a thing , not even with my hearing aid. I’m in Australia- would that make a difference? 💁‍♀️💁‍♀️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@vintaqe5727]

@@PeopleProfiles Oh thats long. Maybe you should make a playlist or something? I understand if you aren't able to do it. 😊

[@cristobelle56]

This is awesome. It must have taken a lot of time and effort to compile a six-hour plus video not forgetting the upload time. Thank you.

[@charlesmaidoh]

Boudicca was a great woman who challenged Rome and nearly won. Her rebellion panicked Nero who sought to evacuate Britain. It was the steely resolve of Suetonius Paulinus which saved the day. After the victory by the Romans,the Iceni people were ruthlessly purged and their way of life dismantled. The Druids,(the glue which held the Iceni people together-according to Tacitus) were discouraged from carrying out their rites or mystical duties. By choosing death on her own terms,(poison),rather than capture and death at the hands of the Roman occupiers, Boudicca became a martyr and an icon of resistance.

[@ginabattz9716]

I love hearing about Boudicca🙌

[@mheiseus]

Boudicca = the OG queen of Britain 🇬🇧

[@pedanticradiator1491]

She was only the leader of one tribal group bot Queen of the entire island

[@amystaudte9855]

This was very interesting, thank you!

[@simonaxlz]

I freaking love LOVE these videos.

[@pettyperezcastillo4616]

Por favor escribir subtitulos en espanol ya q me gusta mucho la historia

[@chadwick-allenturnerneewal7281]

Love this

[@zillahwanogho6631]

The bravest of women.

[@mangot589]

Fantastic! 6 hours? ❤️❤️. Perfect for working OR resting! No sleeping though. Way too interesting!👍

[@reuterromain1054]

Boudica was an early british heroine!

[@Ami-zi6si]

can you tell me some more of her please? The actual information about her in this video is so brief and she seems like an interesting queen!

[@Destroyer28911]

Great narration, really enjoy listening to it ☺️

[@ruthcollins2841]

Have covered the Kings & Queen Consorts from William 1 to Edward VI & it is understandable to see why the French, Scots, Irish & Arabs dislike us English so much. We have been disgustingly obnoxious in how we have treated others! Just look at the current government!😅

[@IrishCinnsealach]

Oh ye because the French are completely innocent and didn't colonise parts of Africa and north America. The Arabs didn't have a slave trade with west Africans for 1400 years and the Arab caliphates didn't conquer mesopotamia Syria Egypt then north Africa and parts of Iberia. No none of that ever happened.

[@Xempt9312]

Anyone else get Josh Gates, from the expedition unknown series, vibes from the narrator's voice?

[@mediocremaiden8883]

Most of these are Queen Consorts, which just means married to a King. Matilda (disputed) Jane Grey (disputed) Mary I, Elizabeth I, Victoria and Elizabeth II are the only actual Queen Regnants

[@pedanticradiator1491]

What about Mary II and Queen Anne?

[@mediocremaiden8883]

@Pedantic Radiator Yes those Two as well. I have a tendency to forget the Stuart Queens lol

[@christinerobbins9376]

Don't forget Lizzie of York

[@tinascupcake22]

tysm for this! love listening to this while im going about my day! il keep resharing ur chanel in my fb❤

[@Jammin-thru-Life]

I find it amazing... Queen Elizabeth I Queen Victoria Queen Elizabeth II Were never meant to be Queen but through circumstances they all did.

[@patriciafoster784]

I can't find pt 2 no where..

[@PeopleProfiles]

You will 😁

[@gullwingstorm857]

Anne Boleyn didn’t have marks or an extra finger. They were much later criticisms made by a Catholic sympathizer.

[@astrol64]

Boudicca is my heroine!

[@alpacinoravidutt]

could we get time stamps pls?

[@tarjakangas6681]

Queen Elizabeth was exceptional

[@Desaundrea]

Boudica deserves her own movie. This woman raged against the Romans for her two daughter’s lost virginity and her flayed skin.

[@tarjakangas6681]

Eleanor of Aquitane was a very astute young woman who grew up to do much in all she did

[@tarjakangas6681]

Elizabeth Woodville was awesome

[@TudorFan-px2wq]

Enjoyable but I CRINGE every time there's a reference to 'feminine wiles' and that not having sex until marriage is somehow sneaky. Elizabeth Woodville using her charms to get favours for her family? You mean they had a good marriage and he wanted to help his in laws move up in the world?

[@Moonflower_Lasa]

Boudica, Eleanor, Elizabeth Woodville, and Mary Queen of Scots are all my Great Grandmothers.....it puts an interesting spin on history !!! lol

[@pedanticradiator1491]

I would be very surprised if you can trace your family tree to Boudicca as there were very few records kept by the ancient Britons and I don't think the Romans would have kept records of her descendants either

[@tarjakangas6681]

She was a strong woman who was wronged,intelligent and brave

[@joadams128]

Which one?

[@tarjakangas6681]

@@joadams128 Eleonor of Aqiutaine

[@joadams128]

@@tarjakangas6681 absolutely, a force to be reckoned with.

[@thomaswilson7538]

Hmm, if that painting is an accurate description of her beauty, I want to marry her mys;elf, or would have? Breathtaking looks.

[@gonefishing167]

It’s amazing how these pious and Christian women were not above plotting and scheming and having a few wars started or supported . Religion is an amazing thing eh? 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@theresabraddock9310]

thats right. uff omg dont get me started!

[@partlycloudy3519]

I would love you to do a profile on Hurrem from the Ottoman dynasty

[@jacquelinemueller7221]

Is there a part two?

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Therefore the sanity check.

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Basically it came down to peoples' votes that like European football .