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Does she have the mumps?

That's a sketch? Bruh that's a master piece 😂

The clothes are finely made with fur linings, suggesting she is at least exceptionally wealthy. The clothes are also night clothes and it would be scandalous to sketch this of a noble woman unless she was royalty in which case she’d be surrounded by attendants at all times. The only portrait we know for a fact to have been made in her lifetime that still exists (the Moste Happy coin) has a similar profile to this portrait, which is a typical for its long face, unique mouth shape, large eyes, and pointed nose. It is highly likely for this evidence it is Anne but as you say we still can’t be sure

probably the vision they had witnessed from her about to be executed

This is a plucking great story!

To make him seem mean😂

Lady ur extremely attractive and i love ur history informations

I'm currently working on bringing henry the viii back to life. My wife and I have just finished our renaissance festival and everyone thought I was henry brought back to life!

Sounds like the onion worked well as birth control…

😂😂😂😂oh god

Great video and presentation puts it into perspective

Really interesting, thank you so much 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

RIP Anne Boleyn, you wouldve loved Brat Summer 😔💔

This is creepy, cos he kinda looks my Dad (R.I.P) 😳

She obviously had a lazy eye! lol!

it’s always bothered me that all of her portraits were destroyed. it’s bizarre that it was so easy to be wiped from history back then. well, at least it didn’t quite work.

So she had wonky eyes then 😂🤦

Her 'minnum' mouth is not accurate 🧐

Well! 😮 It's not so far from the one in the coin 😬 they tried

My darling, devilish Earl Richard...*that* explains Richard III 😂

Among all the characters of Wars of the roses. I know very less about Richard of Conisburgh . 😅😅

After analysis of Richard III's DNA, the possibility of a royal illegitimate birth was accepted. Maybe there was more than one in Richard bloodline. There were rumors that Edward IV was illegitimate. There had been rumors that I don't believe that said John of Gaunt was a changeling. It was possible that Edmund overlooked Richard of York in his will because Richard was the beneficiary of a pension. As for the ten-year gap, it might have been due to illness or miscarriages. A similiar ten-year gap between children appeared in the family of Marie of Hesse who became the wife of Alexander II of Russia.

Gaunt did not want to let the Hastings fortune. Elizabeth may have hoped that the marriage would be ultimately dissolved. Catherine, the third wife of John Graunt, was considered unattractive.

Elizabeth II and prince Philip

I’d never heard of her before, thanks for this

About the accusation of poisoning - Did they use arsenic as a rat poison at that time? I know they used it in the 18th Century, but I can't go back any further than that.

Ah yes! Love that series! Thank you for going a little more in depth about this amazing woman!

What an incredible woman! ❤

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These are very good for my History Knowledge Plus you explain so well,,Thank You,,27 September

This is ace!

Wonder if this is where the tale/legend of Rapunzel came from. Thank you 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺

Came over from TT and super enjoy your content

Lovely ❤

I'd like to see you reveal who Gundrada St. Omer d'Warenne actually was and how her husband William d'Warenne was related to William the conqueror.

Creativity 😂

The most detailed exposition I have come across on RUclips of Bradmore’s treatment of the Prince. The fact that no descriptions or representations of Henry V refer to or show a scar may suggest it healed well and was not obvious. Had it been surely the French would have drawn attention to it as a sign that he was malformed and seen that as an indication that he was sinister or diabolical. One French description from after his accession says he looked more like a priest than a soldier like his brother the Duke of Clarence. It occurs to me that Henry might have concealed it when in public with some form of cosmetic. He did not, it would appear, grow his beard or whiskers to hide any of it. The fact that the best known portrait shows him in profile is not I think conclusive - as you say it depends which is the left side, Henry’s or Bradmore’s. It can equally be seen as an artistic convention of the fifteenth century which was not universal but not infrequent.

That gives me silence of the lambs energy x

Yes he has Psycho eyes

Didn't know this. You should do a facts of King Richard II video.

Ewwww

Francis I was unkind. He was probably pissed that Charles V, her nephew, had him imprisoned for several years. Think he was vindictive and nasty.