The Peasants Revolt 1381 | A Bloody Uprising of the Common People

[@georgekostaras]

Peasant revolts are an underrated and fascinating phenomenon that doesn’t get nearly enough attention

[@thedigitalcreator7345]

Cause then we would learn and revolt ourselves

[@davidcoleman2796]

We need to revolt now in the UK . It's disgusting .

[@johnbaran577]

It’s time to revolt against the liberal elite folks, they are treating us like cattle at this point

[@fangslaughter1198]

I agree. I imagine it would be an event of a lifetime. Tales to be told in families for generations

[@Ely-zf4yt]

I mean the French Revolution gets talked about quite a bit.

[@ЕгорПещерский]

"Milord, the peasants are revolting!" "Come now, I know that they reek but they're clearly not that bad, are they."

[@scottanos9981]

"Finally, something we can both agree on" 😅

[@docstockandbarrel]

I saw a movie a long time ago and and the messenger says the peasants are up in arms. "Are they revolting?" "They've always been revolting--they're rebelling!"

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

how many people in chicago? about 2.7 million. how many cops? maybe 50,000. eeeeh. that dont look good. when civil war breaks out again. you will see whackos driving around in police vehicles.

[@daviddobarganes9115]

@@docstockandbarrel Dragonheart

[@TheSMR1969]

​@@docstockandbarrel "the peasants are revolting" "they've always been revolting, but now they're rebelling"

[@HisNameIsRobertPaulson01]

As a father to a daughter, I would've been filled with so much shame if I let some wanker check her out for tax purposes. Revolting against your king/government is no small feat not too mention that these blokes pulled it off is amazing. The fact we're still talking about it over 600 years later is a testament to these peoples' anger and taking a stand. Thank you History Squad.

[@thehistorysquad]

Absolutely 👍🏻

[@terdferguson1736]

A lot harder when you’ve given up your means to do so in the modern age. I truly feel sorry for the people the UK who understand this and are surrounded by morons/cowards. Especially these days where multiculturalism has failed with the cohesion of common national values being called racist. The government now knows many of their citizens will comply with insanely tyrannical orders, lock yourself inside, stay away from each other hell you better not even seeing a dying loved one in the last breathe. And people overwhelmingly complied like actual cowards. Was this also your? How were people not ashamed of their cowardice? It’s a scary time for freedom of thought especially in the UK. It’s been very hard to watch.

[@The_ZeroLine]

And let’s be real. I doubt the perv was doing it for that reason.

[@mdh6977]

Yep, and sadly happening around the world to this day... in various ways and even here in Canada

[@Mr.Benson]

In this day and age lifting up skirts might come with a surprise or two...

[@taddricketts6282]

My 11 year old cousin showed me your channel....I can see why Children are interested and watching your channel, any person that can get Children interested in history of any type is Amazing and I Salute you for your time and effort.....Well Done!!

[@thehistorysquad]

Thank you.

[@AlanMcBride-yw6in]

Your cousin is a smart kid. It's good to hear young intelligence is alive and well.

[@ticket2space]

Awesome! Sounds like a smart kid who's off to a great start!

[@DemonicAkumi]

Never take those that aren't as well off as you for granted. If they join forces, it can end badly for you.

[@robcanisto8635]

an odd takeaway but sure lol

[@MrBottlecapBill]

A lesson that is forgotten over and over and over.

[@wigster600]

An organised minority dominates a disorganised mass.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

​@@robcanisto8635 It's a lesson that has been learned and lost innumerable times. As another KZbinr is fond of saying, "You have more in common with the person down the street than you do with the CEO and politician."

[@hydorah]

I guess that's why the exploiters of the present day work so hard to keep the masses divided

[@anotherkickintheball]

They hated Lawyers and Politicians...i agree with the sentiment.

[@absolutelynotfunny7092]

history repeating itself. I agree there are quite a few abusing their role of serving and protecting

[@nathansteinfromarkham7109]

In the words of Dennis Leary “where’s the problem?”

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

And the super rich eg the 34,000 pounds estate when the ppl were poor

[@littlefox2324]

And merchants 😉

[@HandyDandy6]

​@littlefox2324 yall are cowardly just say youre a racist and move on.

[@exsubmariner]

If we're not careful history has a tendency to repeat itself

[@rtk3543]

As Maggie Thatcher found out.

[@exsubmariner]

@@rtk3543 I liked Maggie Thatcher gave the armed services a 27% pay rise in 1979

[@davidbnsmessex.5953]

Especially as the British public are having more and more unnecessary regulations from all quarters foisted upon them these days . Also how long will it be before the likes of KZbin give your details to to the “ secret service “ for making rebellious statements ? .

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

@@rtk3543 The woman that saved the country, she must have been doing something right on the grounds she was re-elected 3 times.

[@oldcrow4301]

@exsubmariner • How true… Nothing changes!

[@youngtonymontana0]

I always love how nonchalant people look during depictions of catastrophic events of the Middle Ages. Look how happy those little guys are in the thumbnail

[@thehistorysquad]

😜

[@stillcantbesilencedevennow]

Not a cell phone in sight. Just folks living in the moment. Better days, in'nit?

[@thehistorysquad]

@@stillcantbesilencedevennow 😂

[@ignacio.carral]

Brilliant. In order for the Revolt to be properly understood, it could be useful to look at what happened with the Jacquerie in France, only a few decades earlier. The French and English peasants were clearly not willing to accept any more arbitrary demands from the nobility.

[@thehistorysquad]

Yes, absolutely 👍

[@tamonettX500]

I would say unable before unwilling

[@Macheako]

@@tamonettX500 yea but it takes a willingness to fight ❤

[@CN3891]

“You can’t push people too far…” Wise words.

[@JStrawmyre]

A beautiful Friday to sit down with Kevin Hicks

[@thehistorysquad]

😜 cheers John

[@kelvinriach4573]

@@thehistorysquad Great storyteller as you listen to his descriptions you can actually visualise the scenes as the stories unfold Nice one Copper ha,ha.

[@looksgoodonpaper]

Kevin is the history teacher we all needed growing up. Thank goodness it’s not too late for us to learn from one of the greats! Thanks Kevin!

[@dinarusso3320]

😊 yes he's very interesting to watch, but I never even learned about medieval history in school, but very briefly, or it would have been way more fun to learn

[@thomasvarley380]

That's what i thought too . Brings it to life in a way most can't .

[@ricebrown1]

One of the best storytellers on youtube. Great video.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks 😃

[@Lysability]

Agreed 👍😁👌xXx

[@JB-yb4wn]

@@thehistorysquad You tell the story like you were actually there - subscribed!

[@thehistorysquad]

@@JB-yb4wn Thanks for the sub, much appreciated.

[@Pops-km8xt]

It appears Mr. Hicks is not reading this off a screen. This is memorized isn't it. Very impressive. New subscriber.

[@thehistorysquad]

Hi Pops, no I don't use an autocue, I refer to notes I've made and memorise from there. Welcome & thanks for your sub 👍🏻

[@kenijonesESQ]

That was the best story of the Revolt I've ever heard. Thanks Kevin

[@thehistorysquad]

Goodness, thank you.

[@shirleyterrett8272]

This is how children should be taught.😊

[@LANDYMAN090]

Firstly nice to see you wearing Richard’s Boar 👍 And as a man of Kent (born south of the river Medway) I’m proud that this great county had a hand in this great part of history.

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

Take it that’s on his coat of arms?

[@i.b.640]

I think he means the white embroidery on his burgundy cape/hood

[@redfraggle77]

Who is here ‘researching’ the Peasant’s Revolt due to current circumstances?

[@MelEveritt]

Aussie here. You guys are done with the war of the roses and are currently battling the war of the poses. Politicians pretending to do their jobs. Sending strength 😊

[@viamilitaris011]

This with the lawyers wasn't a bad idea at all... From time to time it is good for them to be "counted" ... and such a time has come . ...and so, I think ... I'm just thinking out loud 😇😇😇

[@washguy9577]

Only difference is our rich people of 2024 have cams everywhere and fighter jets and tanks so we have no chance of winning a fight but if 70% of us refuse to take part in the system is the only way to win

[@nigels8929]

🤔

[@MelEveritt]

@washguy9577 I think anyone who gets charged with a so-called hate crime (post on Facebook, etc) should plead not guilty and overload the justice system. Just thinking out loud. 😊

[@HistoryWithJerm]

Wow just put it together when you said 1 of 18 heads that will roll that night. That’s must be where our modern saying “heads will roll” is from! Very cool thanks for all the videos Kevin

[@thehistorysquad]

Absolutely 👍🏻

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

@@thehistorysquad In early days in America we were more civilized, we didn’t hack off heads or gibbet. The Puritans carried out death by “peine forte et dure” under boards with stones added one by one by the community. 🧐

[@VodkaRob]

It's amazing how history repeats itself isn't it. Great video, thank you.✌️😎

[@thehistorysquad]

It really is!

[@brightantwerp]

What a story! You make the old times come alive. Thank you!

[@thehistorysquad]

You bet! 👍

[@_NIKOS9_NIKOS]

Seems like alot of bloodshed in history could be avoided if those in power simply paid their employees a fair wage

[@CharlesAmericanus]

Bless your naive little soul

[@MrWeebable]

Seems like having just 1 employer is kind of a stupid system. Free trade and entrepeneurship was stifled in every way possible.

[@seeleunit2000]

It would, however Hell would have to freeze over before that happens. If there's one things those in power hate, it's paying their workers a fair wage.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

"Fair" isn't an amount. It's different feom person to person, and makes sense only to short sided people. For a fast food job, to me, "fair" is 8 bucks an hour for a teenager. If an adult does the same job, fair is also 8 bucks an hour.

[@DreamersOfReality]

@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy I also imagine you're the kind of guy who'd complain if all the restaurants shut down. Fair is not 8 dollars or 15. It isn't an amount: it's the amount necessary to live a good life. Jobs that don't pay fair are jobs that shouldn't exist.

[@the.holy.ex.machina.empire]

I could watch Kevin all day. Greatest history teacher of all time.

[@wither5673]

you can only take things from people for so long before they decide ''you know what? if everything is fucked anyways I may as well take a few of these bastards with me''

[@Mike-es2yg]

We're almost there now!

[@MacCatLady]

Absolutely love the way you tell history Kevin. So glad I found your channel.

[@thehistorysquad]

Me too😃 thanks for watching 👍

[@KillRoy0351]

Sounds very familiar. We work and our wages go to the wars we didn’t ask for. Revolt?

[@firstlt2]

Iraq was such a waste, a huge disaster.

[@arx3516]

Do you dare turning against your king?

[@KillRoy0351]

@@arx3516 I have no king

[@aimeebrito1565]

I was excited to see Kevin doing this event in history. There’s not much info on KZbin concerning the Peasant revolt but it seems to have important historical significance. The ideas expressed in the manifesto by the peasants concerning human rights and personal freedom seem to be almost modern in their demands and their wishes for recognition by the upper class of personal rights and freedoms of all people - regardless of social standing. While the revolt did not achieve the aims of the participants, this could be considered the first time ever these ideals had been expressed in a formal document, paving the way for subsequent revolts and movements by the people for human rights and fair treatment for all - not just an elite upper class as had been the way going back to the earliest (recorded) human history. Thanks for the great storytelling, Mr.Kevin! I was so glad when I saw you’d chosen to cover this fascinating event!

[@thehistorysquad]

My pleasure, thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

Maybe today's elite (protected and assisted by the BBC and schools and MSM) don't like the 1381 revolt because they know that it could give us inspiration to remove our current oppressors and warmongers

[@janharris8672]

Reminds me of the American Revolution.

[@SaRkAsMuSoNe-]

You make it sound like you could be there if you just shut your eyes for a minute. Amazing work Kev

[@mindmedic9435]

Hands down my favourite account of the peasants revolt. Thank you. Please, drop by next week. You're welcome anytime.

[@thehistorysquad]

Deal 👍🏻

[@jodieg6318]

Was excited to hear your take on The Peasant Revolt, I know how you feel about the common man getting the short end. I think the Revolt after the plague years was inevitable, with outrageous taxes (which lives in 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' about the wool tax of 1275) with common people doing better for themselves and getting the nobilities nose with their brightly colored clothes and pointy shoes, but more were sending their kids to the local schools run by the church so literacy was increasing among the peasants and one of the reasons that Revolt was so well organized was that with an increase of literacy they were circulating letters to each other with instructions. Thomas Walsing wrote down one these letter in his chronicle and its thought that they are cryptic instructions for organizing, such "John Sheep greetth well John Nameless and John the Miller and biddth they chastise well Hob the Robber and look shape ye to one head and no more." Thought that they are saying only have one leader or saying to meet up at Canterbury at the head of the Bishop. Chastising Hob the Robber might also be instructions to not do any looting but look for the documents with the green seal and target the lawyers and John of Gaunt's cronies. As for as the vitriol toward lawyers and politicians, well somethings never change, do they?

[@thehistorysquad]

😜 no they certainly don't. A great comment Jodie, thanks. I hope you & the family are all doing well 👍🏻

[@danweyant4909]

There is a reason that it was illegal to teach enslaved people to read in the Southern states prior to the Civil War.

[@lucyadams2790]

Very well written and researched. Well done. God bless you 🙏

[@Hornhunter222]

Kevin is such a good storyteller. I love the props and camera work. Way to go!

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks 👍

[@shonamcwilliam2842]

This is one of my favourite events in history. To think what we peasants could do if we had the backbone & a good leader. They must have had amazing hardy horses to get the distances from differant places in the speed they did. Thanks again Kevin. Loved this

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

the elites know to target the opposing leader as priority. So the dems go after Trump.

[@BMO_Creative]

The way Hicks explains history, he's able to bring you back there and help you understand these incredible events!

[@claireash5659]

I love this bloke. He explains everything so clearly and keeps you engaged , start to finish . Keep um coming 😊😊

[@thehistorysquad]

Cheers Claire, will do 👍🏻

[@tyffanypoudrier2826]

Oh finally someone that has something interesting to talk about! Thank you

[@thehistorysquad]

😜

[@Veryspecificassortmentofwords]

“The problem was the rich” Wow, what a surprise.

[@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533]

All civilization has from time to time become a thin crust over a volcano of revolution. Havelock Ellis. “If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only the intended victim who can do it. The felon does not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore what he must be taught to fear is his victim.” Lt. Col Jeff Cooper of the U.S. Marine Corps Lord Acton writes to Bishop Creighton ... Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority “One of the common failings among honorable people is a failure to appreciate how thoroughly dishonorable some other people can be, and how dangerous it is to trust them.”- Thomas Sowell "If you are not prepared to use force to defend civilization, then be prepared to accept barbarism." ~Thomas Sowell "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." - George Orwell 14th-century friar William of Ockham said that if you have two competing ideas to explain the same phenomenon, you should prefer the simpler one

[@oddball7483]

Still is! Nothing changed there then 😏

[@TheBlackPrince447]

Nothing much has changed in the last 600 + years 😂

[@Dirpitz]

@@TheBlackPrince447 well I suppose what changed is the infestation took root again. Oh well 600 years was a good run time to get the armour polished

[@Tracey-zr5do]

More money than sense! That always tends to switch the brain to evil mode and loses all common sense and good morals.

[@meredithc2755]

When my husband and I visited England in 1999 (from Georgia, USA), we went to Canterbury Cathedral, and heard about Sudbury’s body with the cannonball. I’ve seen photos of his head at Sudbury. Guess his 2 pieces will never be reunited! I have a Henry III long cross penny I bought in Tewkesbury in 2014, and an Edward I coin I bought in Cornwall in 2022. I just love medieval England history and you tell it so well, Kevin!

[@thehistorysquad]

How lovely, thank you. Imagine how many loaves of bread or pints of ale those coins might have purchased 😉

[@bostonrailfan2427]

reading the title it brought back memories of the comic strip “Wizard of Id” where a soldier rushed to tell the king “the peasants are revolting” to which he said “you can say that again” sums up the nobility’s disregard for commoners that they relied so heavily on for centuries nicely- push them enough snd they will fight back even if it’s futile

[@thehistorysquad]

Absolutely 👍🏻

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

It is actually true that a minority are revolting, and anti social, and they ruin the estates where they live, loud music etc

[@W4iteFlame]

Yep. The Plague. First thing I was thinking of when I've heard about the reasons. Thanks for the very detailed explanation

[@davidbnsmessex.5953]

Is this the reason why the Corona virus is being sorted ; so that there is less chance of a plague ? ? .

[@joeyoung6987]

You really make this history come alive. Cheers from across the pond!

[@lesmartin8131]

A superb video , as a lad born in Barts and growing up in Clerkenwell I heard the story from my Grandad. Your efforts added real substance and I'd like to thank you for your research and hard work

[@thehistorysquad]

Many thanks!

[@edgar6628]

Kevin hicks the best historian presenter on KZbin, give the man a tv show on national television covering English and European history

[@HappyBell92]

The game Knights and Merchants had an expansion called The Peasant Rebellion and I believe it was based on this part of history

[@theseldomseenkid6251]

So much of what happened seems applicable today. Awesome history lesson.

[@Gambit771]

Such as?

[@14Anon2]

@@Gambit771 The elite trying to undermine the labour force by enacting policies that directly supress their bargaining power. The modern equivalent of this is the mass importation of foreign workers, without any mandate to do so from domestic populations.

[@dcarbs2979]

@@Gambit771 Public hate for the political class.

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

At least kings back then only wanted power and money, today's elite, backed by the king, want to spray the skies to change the weather and starve us and import foreigners. and make us poor, in fact, ruin us.

[@Newjerseyblows]

I read that what they said to get Wat Tyler so pissed off and kicked off the fight, was one of the King's servants claimed he knew Tyler from his city, and claimed he was just a common thief.

[@TX-biker]

I truly appreciate your ability to tell history with background information. This brings history alive and far more understandable 🤠

[@agnieszkamoczadlo407]

Excellent show.hello from Poland.

[@thehistorysquad]

Hello!!

[@BenAndJeffsAudiobooks]

The BEST History Channel in the world. You literally make history come to life! Thank you so very much for your time and effort in creating these amazing videos!

[@thehistorysquad]

Wow, thank you…again 👍

[@mmcleod8148]

You’re the best history teacher ever.

[@eriksturdevant8589]

Sudbury's rugby team should rename themselves the "Sudbury-Drag-Outsiders-And -Club-Scoudrels"AC. Their mascot would be a bishop with a cannonball head. Good vid!

[@martinwarner1178]

Like it.

[@arthurdoucette1786]

Greetings once again from Nova Scotia, thank you for another top shelf video, I knew some of the details of this chapter in history, but you good sir, are a born teacher. I don't know but it feels like we may soon be down that road again. Anyway be safe and as always best regards, Arthur

[@thehistorysquad]

Yes I believe that too. Perhaps you can recommend the video to happy socks, our Prime Minister. 😜

[@B1Gdipper]

@@thehistorysquad YES... It's not the country of my Mother anymore, & the one I grew up in too😠 SEND him to Funk Island for life. NO remission. NO parole.

[@johnhudghton3535]

Probably the best graphic account I have heard on this subject. Thank you.

[@Craig332]

its fascinating to imagine the scene unfolding as you describe events. What I wouldn't give to go back and be a fly on the wall during such events

[@kevindarroch7332]

Thank you Kevin for your good efforts, you liven up history and make it so easily understood and worthwhile.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thank you kindly

[@kevindarroch7332]

@@thehistorysquad I loved history and geography in school, I had some good teachers. One bad one, he had an ego. When I watch the news I look to geography and history. I feel sorry for the Palestinians ever since I was a child. Israel to me looks like a land grab. As for Ukraine, there are many Slavek cultures and languages there and more, Zelensky should remember history and not listen to types like Boris Johnson.

[@karlgimmedatforfreemarx]

Thank you good sir for keeping our culture and history alive!

[@thehistorysquad]

My pleasure!!

[@benjo_pharmer]

The Ken Follett book 'pillars of the earth' and it's sequel 'world without end' are amazing for getting a feel off life in those times, and class distinctions

[@sonofacheron]

The original was excellent: the second rubbish

[@FelixstoweFoamForge]

I have a certain sympathy for the peasant's revolt. Great story, brilliantly told!

[@i.b.640]

Since I am from peasant stock myself, so do I 😆

[@dylanchesher4482]

Lord Kevin Hicks with another tremendous lesson for us common folk. I’d reckon you would make a fine king. Thanks for your efforts and for being the best history teacher.

[@thehistorysquad]

😜

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

Better than BBC docs, which are presented by fools and are biased and with annoying plucking music. Except Starkey but they no longer like him. In the 60s the media like the BBC would have sided with the 1381 peasants against the elite. But since then the BBC became part of the elite as the left took over, as thenew left posed as being concerned for the poor - which they are not. So now I suspect the BBC will be less on the side of the rebels, now that their lot (left) are the new elite, including the banks and billionaires. Rem how they ousted another elite in 1492, exiled them.

[@chriscookesuffolk]

Bells ring out, Notifications sent, A tapestry from the History Squad, Does forth present, A tale of woe? A fight between armies? Or a policeman's tale, In a graveyard eating sarn'ies, Enthralled with these stories, We conjure images in awe, Of Kings and their archers, As they lay down the law, Or Frontier tales, Of Indians fighting Custer, Or just how in medieval times, Did armies they muster? Tales and lore, Patiently read, Kev never forgetting, To count up the dead, There will surely be blood, Man’s inhumanity and it’s suffering, But always at the good bit, My phone will start buffering, So thank you Kev, For thy stories of dread, Which I serve up at night-time, To my wife, in our bed.

[@thehistorysquad]

🤣 how absolutely lovely, I’m so humbled by your excellent poem. Thank you.

[@Imperial_Boltgun]

Don't need the historical version anymore. We are living in the modern revolt right now.

[@lena-Ramone]

❤❤❤

[@goatfarmmb]

awesome episode Kevin, its almost through out history the common people always seem to loose one way or another. Was like that in the Swiss Peasant War of 1653

[@winstonslone2797]

This man is quite devoted to a realistic presentation of the past. Great video.

[@jeningle8288]

I look forward to Fridays. With Kevin's costumes and models, and 'the history chap' videos and Friday chats I get lots of history info. Well done Kevin and Chris, my two 'go to' history buffs.x

[@thehistorysquad]

Cheers Jen 👍🏻

[@stacifry4059]

Sir I appreciate your content. I'm American but love British history more than my own so this is a real treat.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks 👍

[@mickharrison9004]

That's because we have thousands of years of history ,and yourselves hardly any history no surprise 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@DallingerM]

Recently watched a Tony Robinson documentary on the same subject ... and even with all the money, time, production costs, having bloody Mike Loades ride the entire route on a horse!! I even think you where in it 😂😂 It had nothing on this! I only wish your videos were longer, would love to see you star in a full on documentary! The way you portray history is inspiring ... Amazing video Kevin, great watch!

[@thehistorysquad]

Wow, that's really kind of you thanks. D'you know I did once appear in a Tony Robinson video about Robin Hood, but I was told he wouldn't appear on screen with me 😏

[@TeresaWells-y7g]

@@thehistorysquadKevin, that was his loss, not yours!!!!!!!!!!!!😂😢😮😅😊

[@i.b.640]

And definitly not ours 😄

[@smythharris2635]

​@@thehistorysquadWhy would he not appear with you? I am not surprised by his absurd attitude, by the way.

[@bob7975]

I saw that. You couldn't ask for better proof that this was a general uprising, not localized in the place it began. They couldn't have ridden from there to London in the time they had, using the horses they had. The people who marched on London came from the surrounding area.

[@rowdyrebel5253]

I just stumbled across this channel not too long ago and I must say well done! The passion you have for the subject makes it beyond easy to listen too an most importantly retain the information.

[@thehistorysquad]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@bartsanders1553]

Hey! It's gonna be a great day when Kevin talks to us about history!

[@CharlesTafoya-nc9kz]

The way he said one of 18 heads to roll had me engrossed. I really wish someone would fund this guy. I love his castle tours! I especially like watching him in all his cool costumes more than whatever nonsense history channel passes as “history” today.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks Charles, much appreciated 👍🏻 We're lucky enough to have some great support from generous Patreon members that helps when it comes to making and buying props and models.

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

I simply can no longer watch TV history progs any more, saying we were Afrians even, and with that annoying plucking music, and silly political presenters.

[@mattski1979]

That was insanely interesting. The kind of stuff that made me fascinated with history. Thank you. That was fantastic.

[@thehistorysquad]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!

[@johnnyredux4019]

Strangely, just as relevant today!! It seems not much has changed. 😢

[@kirkmorrison6131]

I studied this in College, but this is the best telling of the story, I have heard. I have never truly understood how serfdom survived for so long.

[@thehistorysquad]

Hope you’re looking after those eyes 😉

[@mithrandirthegrey7644]

It’s survived for so long because slavery is the default state of humanity.

[@kirkmorrison6131]

@@thehistorysquad I am they are getting better every day. I can even see The Milky Way at night. I can't use my telescopes yet but I will get there

[@kirkmorrison6131]

@@mithrandirthegrey7644 Yes, you are right, but thinkers and Religious Humanist pictured a society without people in chains. St Sir Thomas More's Utopia ( literally his name of the book translates to No Where)

[@freefall9832]

The comment makes me think of the play 'Waiting for Godot'

[@sulmansohailfarooqui]

An absolutely brilliant relation of a pivotal event in history. My GCE history teacher, he taught us trade union history rather than traditional kings and queens stuff, would have been very happy to see this, had he still been alive.

[@mrfoxgamer4202]

Another gem! Not from England but allways wait ur new videos.

[@deepdrag8131]

I love the way you explain things. So well, in fact, I listen twice just to hear you outline everything for us.

[@thehistorysquad]

Wow, thank you!

[@_Uh_Oh_]

I think you touched on this before but lovely to hear a much more detailed account of it - Cheers Kevin

[@noob18o]

Your story telling is elite

[@thehistorysquad]

Thank you very much. 😊

[@jackcade68]

Excellent, top shelf. You explained it so vividly, it was like I was actually there.... Again.

[@thehistorysquad]

Great to hear! 👍

[@RaulEdu33]

Want to thank the algorithm for recommending this channel. Your story telling ability is top notch, plus extra points for the medieval clothing. Wish I could take a time machine just to checkout all these historical accounts. Power to the people! 💪😎

[@thehistorysquad]

Cheers! Welcome to the channel 👍🏻

[@OGdirty1Kanobi]

I recently watched a video on the tower of London, and this was part of it and how surfs become tenant farmers. But I'm always glad to get the full story here 👍 also how the young king handles himself pretty mature

[@gilmills]

Once again Kevin thank you for an excellent chapter in the English history.

[@bigwhoopi6764]

Peasants revolt is darn close to a civil war almost. Jolly good show my kind sir. Thank you Kevin!✌️

[@mickharrison9004]

And a revolution.

[@peterkelly1665]

The wearer of the white boar tells a great tale anyone who has not seen his work this is a great place to start! A very good presentation.

[@thedourkin]

Brilliant! Medieval economics and labour politics is one of my favourite historical subjects. Have you made a video about John of Gaunt? He's one of the key figures in Medieval Europe.

[@thehistorysquad]

Not on him as a stand alone - what a piece of work.

[@deadfordays]

Seems like here in the states we are heading towards repeating this history. This was a great video. I really enjoyed this. Thanks for making it.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@Mike-es2yg]

I expect the Dems to steal the election in November, and patriots to fight for our country!

[@mickharrison9004]

Oh rite could you imagine your peasants facing trump ,jeez they'd be history very quick .

Wow your videos are the best and when i see you at the museum in like maybe 3 weeks and i am going to be donating a model that you need soon

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks buddy. I’ll be away until Saturday 25th May 👍

[@dixiefallas7799]

Excellent Kevin cheers again.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@jek9911]

Magnificent narration.

[@thehistorysquad]

Thanks!

[@davidca96]

I love hearing/learning about England back in the 1000-1600AD years. It was so much different than now, but so much similar in other ways.

[@ianenniss4405]

Great show Kevin enjoyed it immensely keep them coming.

[@hannahbrown2728]

After this last week, so many of my favorite youtubers across all niches are coming in clutch with their uploads. Despite the somber subject, its always a delight to see a video from yall, thank you so much for your dedication and hardwork.

[@thehistorysquad]

Cheers Hannah 👍

[@dirkechoes1377]

Always a great start to the workday when the History Squad uploads

[@thehistorysquad]

Enjoy!

[@lozcb1]

enjoyable listen thankyou

[@bashfulwolfo6499]

Perfect timing, needed something to watch at 6am

[@LANDYMAN090]

6am? The real time is 14:00 😉

[@ungenbunyon5548]

Good morning

[@janegreen9340]

Fascinating as ever. I can see certain current day politicians who consider themselves to be of the “elite” going misty eyed and nostalgic for the days of the serf. I wonder how far we can be pushed before a similar revolt? Thank you for another dive into our history.

[@richardsanchez5444]

Hell yeah. I was watching a coffeezilla video but as soon as this came on, boom here i am. Great start to a Friday.

[@koungpou3795]

That’s what I’m saying 😂

[@shazam3218]

Same here bro

[@calumlittle9828]

No contest.

[@thehistorysquad]

😂 thanks for watching

[@Ferret8185]

Kevin, I can't believe how much information you can cram into your head. And where do you get your source material? The story of the Peasants Revolt was engaging from the beginning to the end. Thank you telling it.

[@thehistorysquad]

I try 😜. Much of the information for this came from the book the Summer of Blood by Dan Jones.

[@spudgun-1971]

how ironic watching this now three months later.

[@iain72ossie]

What an excellent documentary,explains not just what happened but the real reasons why these historical events happened. Interesting.

[@3rdsmite766]

Already upvoted, didnt even watch the video yet, again, I already know its going to be good. grateful for every new video.

[@thehistorysquad]

Cheers!

[@rolandrothwell4840]

Well done Kevin 👏 engaging and fantastic as usual

[@thehistorysquad]

Glad you enjoyed it!