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This is every reason for Irish not to support dictators like Trump, Elon Musk, the Republicans and Billionaires that want an oligarchy and dictatorship and be fighting for more than this, a better country and world. Comparing between the blacks and Irish is not the way to go and will not help!

Didn't Irish servant's go on by England for 1000 plus years? And discriminated and taken advantage against in many countries especially America throughout the years and wasn't it much worse for Irish protestants by the Catholics in England and Ireland? Not saying Africans and blacks didn't have it worse! The Irish certainly never had it good and for those that were poor it was so much worse. And most were denied decent educations. I dont know too much about the history but I believe this is mostly correct. Of course African Americans have had it much worse and can't be compared. Poor treatment of the Irish should and cannot be ignored!

I'm a day late, but better late than never. Happy birthday, Joseph Grimaldi. 😆🤣🤡🤣😆

Hey thanks for sharing this!

Somewhat mistitled: this is the 1863 NYC draft riots episode, not the one about Mansa Musa.

Well said. The "Irish slaves" myth took off after the Ferguson uprising, in an attempt by white supremacists to play down the black experience of slavery: before then hardly anyone had heard of it. Indenture wasn't just a (temporary) penal status or a resort of the poorest: in England it was routinely entered to as a means to gain occupational experience and skills - in effect, an apprenticeship for subsequent employment or independent trade, usually for a term of around seven years: indeed it's been credited with a part in building a skilled and higher-earning workforce and contributing to the subsequent onset of the industrial revolution. Slavery's about as different as it gets: slaves didn't enjoy legal protections, couldn't look forward to the expiry of their labour term, and weren't paid off with cash or land (as generally were indentured workers) at the end of their term. Ireland has plenty of legitimate grievances against English rule: "Irish slaves" isn't one of them. Re the Peasants' Revolt, 80,000 sounds like a population figure (probably slightly high) for London before the Black Death. England then had at least 2¼ million people: we know that because records survive of the number liable for the poll tax that provoked it. Before 1348 there were probably around 4 million. Serfdom had begun declining before 1300 as rising prices and abundant workers tempted lords to shift to wage labour: the plague accelerated its demise rather than starting it, with peasants in a stronger position as tenants were needed for vacant holdings.

Miranda's life was amazing , extraordinary and out of the box for te times he lived in.... it's a perfect history to make a great film about his personal life !

Couple Sor Juanas can get a lot done in DF 😉

From Pasadena, a suburb of houston. You did pretty good job. You stuck pretty close to.the actual history. I'm impressed

Love this! Also love y'alls dynamic. Small thing - would love to see what's shown on screen reflect the topics a bit more. Otherwise, love this! Best coverage of Lucy that i've seen

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Wow

Loved your broadcast. Although you could add more Dr Gifford Jones comments about heart attacks being unknown until people started switching from butter to margarine

that one dame (missing finger) oughta sue that factory. that sounds like a justified strike!

I'm doing my paper on Virginia Apgar for my Women's study class! Shes amazing, thank you for this! It was so hard finding videos for her!

True Alpha & geo. Where’s the movie?? 🇬🇧

Extraordinary lack of respect.

This was great thank you!

I loved the Walpole episodes. I haven't read any of his.

Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Interesting

It’s very easy to find information on her even if you don’t speak French. The cards actually are a lot harder to find information on the legitimate cards.

It's in the Turah. That the negroes are indeed the true chosen people of the scriptures. Because people don't read from the beginning of the scriptures in the way theu would read a novel, from the beginning of it word to word line to line page to page book to book without skipping anything all the way to the end. They'll never know the mysteries in the scriptures. It was said in the scriptures that these people would be endlaved and never be up or prosper in the Land of their oppressors.

Did the Pamela Smith episode ever happen? Or any of the other ones that you guys mentioned? 🙏🏼 😊

Tracy conveyed the wonderful spelling so excellently! Well done!

Forgive me for this, but while I appreciate the effort put into the video, I found myself struggling to stay engaged. The tone and style of delivery felt more like reading a manual for a heavily discounted appliance than conveying the grandeur and impact of Lully's work. Perhaps a touch of guarded passion and a more sober approach could better capture the essence of such a brilliant composer?

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I really, really, thoroughly enjoyed your biography on Thomas Hardy. Just like you I found his work inaccessible and rather dark. But knowing more and more about him, just as you suggested, helps develop a real connection. A thousand thanks for making this wonderfully informative yet light and accessible video about such a complicated and fascinating writer. It's not an easy balance to achieve and you have hit the mark perfectly

All the leading nazis were sicko perverts. They destroyed this perverts records because they themselves were his clients and subjects.

This is the problem with America, they always bend over for blacks, Even Liam says they were worked to death and didn’t make it to the end of their contracts, but Americans dismiss their history because they only care about black pain, shameful

They were not colonies, but viceroyalties. It’s important to mention this because the Hispanic America were not just for extracting materials. There were hospitals, universities and a whole infrastructure. They were considered kingdoms under the Spanish monarchy. Thank you for the video!

This is absolutely amazing I am a 40-year-old diabetic who was diagnosed at 10 years old with juvenile diabetes and was curious to how it was treated before the Advent of insulin and this scratched all of that itch LOL

The Secret Doctrine itself can't be ignored, I can't imagine all the work involved in putting it together. That in itself is a lifetime achievement and the work involved in putting it together. Like it or not she's a genius.

So Stein was antisemitic ang pro fascism?

Stuff They don't want you too know

My great grandfather worked for Milton Bradley 46 years I just learned Eugene Stark

Thanks , very interesting

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Great video!

It's nice to see even people in the past were willing to challenge the irrational loud mouths of their era... who found a way to profit handsomely from popular contemporary hysterias. And before anyone laughs at how superstitious and silly people were in the past, tell me the differences between Greta Thunberg screaming about global warming and Matthew Hopkins screaming about witches? They both believe in their messages. They have a fanbase. And people wholly believe what they say. And everyone reading this has strong opinions about the climate, right? See how hard it is to NOT be sucked into the hysteria game? It does not matter if the hysteria is generated from witches, weather, or wealth distribution.... the only requirement is to make us afraid and keep us there.

Thank y'all so much for featuring the amazing stories of these three men, especially Desmond T Doss!

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Am reading his book at present and it is most interesting from his viewpoint.

Her grandfather had a vast library. And she was tutored

Helena liked to play either the servants children. Frowned upon.

It’s because she was sick with TB

Read When Daylight Comes. You will learn more than you think you know about her. Try this tear a 8-12 sheet of paper in half. Get a pencil and scrap some fillings in a small area. Put one of your hands on it and start rotating your palm. When you are done you will have a dirty palm. When she was done she had created a perfect portrait. So fine you could see the individual hairs. She did this in front of people.

Supremely rad content ! PLEEEEZZZ DO THE EPISODE ON MS. PAMELA SMITH !!!