Fun fact about Jamukha, he was executed in a way that not a single drop of blood was shed, it was Chingis khaan’s way of honoring his old friend. Chingis khaan even offered to spare his life and rekindle the lost friendship but Jamukha refused.
watch out calling him jingis khan. gonna get a lot of people in the comments trying to correct your pronunciation (even though thats his real name) 💀 . Great video!
I love this video! Here are some suggestions for the inevitable part 2: The Battle of Hastings, the Battle of Marathon, the Siege of Leningrad, the Battle of Waterloo
@gummilad2 that's a crazy thing to say, literally any battle could change the course of history, and the Battle of Waterloo brought an end to Napoleon's conquest of Europe, if this battle had gone the other way then there's no telling the effect the French Empire would've had on the world
@ The entirety of Europe except for Naples was basically at war with Napoleon and he was fighting against a more determined coalition and a France with many who didn’t support him if he won Waterloo there would’ve been another Waterloo and he barely had any troops to manage any fronts across France the war of the seventh coalition was over before it even began
@gummilad2 regardless, there would've been consequences to Napoleon winning at Waterloo, there are always effects no matter which side wins the war, history would be different and you just can't say otherwise
Little fun fact about scipio and Hannibal. They had both very similar upbringings with both losing family members almost at the same time. Hannibal constantly requested more troops from Carthage while in Rome however they either refused or helped very little which led to Hannibal not taking over all of Rome. Scipio after the war was basically politically sabotaged as rivals saw his status as a war hero to powerful which they got him exiled. The parallels between them are insane. Both were the best generals of their time in their respective territories, both led their countries to victories, both in the end were basically betrayed by the empires they fought for.
I am a HUGE FAN of how you flipped perspectives to put us in the subject's seat. Ive seen almost every single history doc on RUclips, and this was a pleasant change. Felt like a book more than a doc.
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 was crazy for the English and Northern Europe. It was between the Norman-French army of William, Duke of Normandy, and an English army under the Anglo-Saxon King Harold Godwinson. These battles have sorta been a huge contribution to the English language and its vocabulary and such. Went on a deep dive for a school project once. Quite interesting.
I love how you always make the viewers feel directly involved by using 2nd pov's. It makes it even more interesting. 💕💕 I definitely recommend looking into wars that happened before revolutions. Like how the French and Indian war/7 years war leads to the American Revolution, which then lead to the French Revolution, which then leads to French colony's revolution(Haiti, etc.) Idk if that even made sense fr, but whatever🤷♀️
It's kinda hard to look up, but the Battle of Fort Cooper during the Second Seminole War was pretty crazy. A wounded US army force built a ramshackle "fort" that was basically a field hospital and was under siege from Native Americans for 16 days. The (I think) Oceola tribe basically played "get out of my swamp" for over a fortnight and only stopped because reinforcements finally arrived and they decided it wasn't worth the trouble anymore. They had already been in to Strategically Transport Equipment to an Alternate Location and were running out of stuff to S.T.E.A.L by that point. That engagement was pretty much responsible for the final end to the Seminole Wars. It convinced the tribes to secede a large part of Florida and pushed the remaining resistance further south into what is now called The Everglades. It also forced more of the smaller tribes to join with the remaining Seminole and Miccosukee. Not world changing, but obscurely important.
An insane battle that defies all logic and beats the impossible is Caesar in the battle of alesia. He fought off two armies. One army he besieged by building a wall around the city of alesia to starve them out, the other wall he built around the wall they just built to keep the second army from coming to help! Caesar barely came out victorious and it’s one of my favorite battles in history. -Lack of supplies ✔️ -Heavily outnumbered ✔️ -Surrounded ✔️ -Impossible victory ✔️✔️ But hey, Caesar made it possible somehow
This was a really interesting video! I’m really glad I came across your channel a few weeks ago. I wanted to ask if you if you could do The Battle of Badr, since it definitely goes along with the whole underdog theme you had going on for basically the whole video lol. Anyways, as always, I love your vids and I hope you have a wonderful day!
You should include the Battle of Alessia. Essentially, Julius Caesar, in hostile territory with a starving army, laid siege to a superior foe in an impenetrable fortress by cutting down entire sections of forest to build a fortress AROUND the city. This was no ordinary fortress, either. It was STRONG. The enemy leader, Vercingetorix, sent word to the other Gallic leaders to send help and they sent an absolutely massive army to come free Alessia. Before they got there, Caesar had his men build another ring fortress around the first ring so the Romans were in the middle of this donut around the town of Alessia. I can't stress how massive of an engineering feat this was. Anyway, the massive Gallic relief army showed up and the army that was stationed in Alessia wanted to link up with them, so they both attacked the massively outnumbered Romans at the same time. This was Caesar's finest battle and he barely managed to hold the line. The enemy was forced to surrender and Rome annexed all of Gaul after that victory.
Would love a part two! Especially if you included the battle of Antietam from the American Civil War. It was so bloody and a real turning point in the war.
Bro, you've got to cover the Battle of Carrhae if you do this series. Crassus the wealthiest man in Rome and the guy who balanced out Caesar and Pompey went to conquer Parthia and got decimated by some of the world's best archers in a total massacre and the Parthian general humiliated them, and with Crassus not around to keep the balance, Caesar and Pompey tore Rome apart within a decade. It's a wild battle full of crazy little details, it was wicked.
Saying that Stalin wasn't as bad as Hitler is... debatable, considering that 1. Stalin had no problem with Hitler's views, they were allies before Hitler invaded Russia too. 2. nazi concentration camps were modeled after soviet gulags. 3. Hitler, Stalin and Mao Ze-Dong are known as the most brutal dictators in history, directly commanding the deaths of millions each...
@ENZO542_ I wouldn't say he was worse but that they were both simply horrible monsters with terrifying complexes, and that it doesn't matter which one was "worse", but moreso tgat both are portrayed accurately. Hitler is rightfully presented as concentrated evil, but so should be Stalin. He wasn't some kind of morally-grey or controversial person, he was no better than the failed austrian painter.
If you failed in a battle as a commander under Hitler then you'd probably just get cussed out for being incompetent. If you failed under Stalins command however... you'd probably end up dead in a ditch somewhere
Siege of Vienna is an epic battle in 1683 where the Austrian empires capital Vienna was under siege by the Ottoman Empire the city’s defences were strong but the ottomans were going to blow Viennas walls from underground but like a miracle the polish winged hussars arrived and demolished the ottoman army I think it be cool to do that in a vid
Broo its all over my chest it won't stoppp first the drug series now this. No jokes aside, the way you showed how the battles were done instead of your character just standing there talking about it you actually showed how the fights were done. as a visual learner I really appreciated this video and I'll love for an another one of these.❤
1877 The Battle of Shiroyama. The last stand of the samurai was so crazy and of such historic significance that Sabaton made a song about it. And it's a banger of a song.
The battle of Actium would be really cool! Especially with the context of the lead up, and what may have happened if Octavian died all the times he probably should have died lmao and if Agrippa weren't a gigachad. Thank you! Great vid!
The second Punic war is so crazy! Carthage started as the underdog, but Hannibal’s military genius lead him to straight up massacre the Romans! Scipio was actually the son of a Roman consul who saw war
Bro THANK YOU for making the background of your videos black😂 I’m always watching your videos at night right before going to sleep and the white background blinded the fuck out of me😂
im a huge fan of WW2 history, and would love to see more WW2 battles. Like the battle of the bulge or the battle of midway! Keep up the great work bro!
this was actually so cool and I think iam not the only one who would love a longer vid where you go into deeper contex about these battels ps. a cool one whould be the battel of blood river during the south african zulu wars keep up the good work bro
Great video, love your stuff. Just an FYI for the future. It's not cal-var-ee it's cav-al-ree. Spelled cavalry. Calvary is a hill in Jerusalem. I've noticed most English speaking North Americans say it and spell it incorrectly.
if you want you can do a video and talk about some of Portugal battles because we have a few battles like the Gaugamela and the 13 Side. you can choose from a few but one of the pricipal ones is the battle of Aljubarrota
If you were to include a part two to this series, I would want to see a section on the Battle of Thermopylae, more commonly known as “the Battle of 300”. It fits the underdog theme, too.
You should add the battle of Osowiec Fortress! August 6th 1915. [Its also called the attack of the dead men] I would really like to see a video including it :D
Some battle suggestions: Latin America Colonial history: 1.lautaro(chile) vs spain 2. The fall of Tenochtitlan 3.The battle of Bogota 1813 Universal history 4.The fall of Constantinople 5.Carlos Martel, Battle of Tours Contemporary history: 5.War of the 6 days(Israel) Ancient History: 6.Battle of Djahy (Antique Egypt vs Sea People) ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Amazing video bro!!!!
"Sup bro! Am new to your content & been loving it. If you do make a part 2 could you show: The 1st battle of Panipat between Babur and Lodi leading to the Mughal Empire, The Battle of Plassy between the East India Company and the Nawab of Bengal. These really changed the course of history for the subcontinent. Love from India.
Bro, you obviously have a gift for teaching. (As well as content creator skills) Keep making learning fun with your TMB style. Loved this one! God bless, looking forward to the next episode. ✝️🇮🇱🕊👏
Denmark's war history is really chaotic and crazy, they were involved in so many different wars against and with almost every country in Europe They also warred with Sweden over 50 times It would also be cool to include the Thirty Year War, which is one of the most destructive and most chaotic wars ever
I would love to see a part 2 of this video!!. Also you should read about Al-Yarmouk Battle. It is such a crazy battle!! Also you should look into Khalid Ibn Al-Walid his battles are something else, he is always the underdog but emerges victorious in every single battle!! He is truly astonishing! He is known as the undefeated general and the sword of god
It would be great to hear some stories about The Swamp Fox, Francis Marion, especially with regard to his unconventional tactics and his influence on the outcome of some of the battles of the revolutionary war.
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There is also another battle in the Punic war called the battle of Cannae. It would be cool asf if you could talk about it.
Fun fact about Jamukha, he was executed in a way that not a single drop of blood was shed, it was Chingis khaan’s way of honoring his old friend. Chingis khaan even offered to spare his life and rekindle the lost friendship but Jamukha refused.
Imagine offering someone friendship or death - and they choose death. lol. That's a hella snub.
I had a Jamukha with Chingis at Starbucks the other day
How was Jamukha executed?
@@6izzy837 Temüjin's soldier broke Jamukha 's back
That's propaganda Ghenghis wanted his rival dead once and for all.
watch out calling him jingis khan. gonna get a lot of people in the comments trying to correct your pronunciation (even though thats his real name) 💀 . Great video!
Thanks you!
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Every time I hear it, it's like a little cringe for a sec but imma push through
The Chinese call him Chen-gee-suh-han and to them, he is Chinese, not Mongolian. He is considered a great Chinese emperor 😅
more history vids!!! loved the battles btw
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History vids are the best! Love this version of these epic battle stories that literally shaped our world.
Stalin means Man of Steel, so i've learned.
something like that
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I watched how you followed your gut to get that answer correct lmao
I love this video! Here are some suggestions for the inevitable part 2: The Battle of Hastings, the Battle of Marathon, the Siege of Leningrad, the Battle of Waterloo
The battle of Waterloo didn’t change history though regardless of outcome
@gummilad2 that's a crazy thing to say, literally any battle could change the course of history, and the Battle of Waterloo brought an end to Napoleon's conquest of Europe, if this battle had gone the other way then there's no telling the effect the French Empire would've had on the world
@ The entirety of Europe except for Naples was basically at war with Napoleon and he was fighting against a more determined coalition and a France with many who didn’t support him if he won Waterloo there would’ve been another Waterloo and he barely had any troops to manage any fronts across France the war of the seventh coalition was over before it even began
@gummilad2 regardless, there would've been consequences to Napoleon winning at Waterloo, there are always effects no matter which side wins the war, history would be different and you just can't say otherwise
18:22 The battle of Cannae was sick as well, I'd love to see that in a part two
I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SUGGEST THE STALINGRAD BATTLE !!!! that was sick bro, what a man of taste!!!!
Little fun fact about scipio and Hannibal. They had both very similar upbringings with both losing family members almost at the same time. Hannibal constantly requested more troops from Carthage while in Rome however they either refused or helped very little which led to Hannibal not taking over all of Rome. Scipio after the war was basically politically sabotaged as rivals saw his status as a war hero to powerful which they got him exiled. The parallels between them are insane. Both were the best generals of their time in their respective territories, both led their countries to victories, both in the end were basically betrayed by the empires they fought for.
A lot of amateurish historians definitely try to draw parallels between the two that don’t exist, that’s true.
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The battle of Teutoburg Forest should definitely be on the list.
One of the most damaging defeats the Romans ever suffered.
I am a HUGE FAN of how you flipped perspectives to put us in the subject's seat. Ive seen almost every single history doc on RUclips, and this was a pleasant change. Felt like a book more than a doc.
Bro!!!! At the first seconds of "battle of zama" chapter, is that song from "epic NPC" ??? Whaaaat? Crazy !!!!
The attack of the dead men, at Osowiec Fortress
Edit: so cool there is a song about it
Was about to comment this too :)
And that's when the dead men are marching again
I second this, definitely one of the craziest battles I’ve ever heard of!
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That battle wasn’t half as consequential as any of these ones
The Battle of Hastings in 1066 was crazy for the English and Northern Europe. It was between the Norman-French army of William, Duke of Normandy, and an English army under the Anglo-Saxon King Harold Godwinson. These battles have sorta been a huge contribution to the English language and its vocabulary and such. Went on a deep dive for a school project once. Quite interesting.
I love how you always make the viewers feel directly involved by using 2nd pov's. It makes it even more interesting. 💕💕
I definitely recommend looking into wars that happened before revolutions. Like how the French and Indian war/7 years war leads to the American Revolution, which then lead to the French Revolution, which then leads to French colony's revolution(Haiti, etc.)
Idk if that even made sense fr, but whatever🤷♀️
It's kinda hard to look up, but the Battle of Fort Cooper during the Second Seminole War was pretty crazy.
A wounded US army force built a ramshackle "fort" that was basically a field hospital and was under siege from Native Americans for 16 days. The (I think) Oceola tribe basically played "get out of my swamp" for over a fortnight and only stopped because reinforcements finally arrived and they decided it wasn't worth the trouble anymore. They had already been in to Strategically Transport Equipment to an Alternate Location and were running out of stuff to S.T.E.A.L by that point.
That engagement was pretty much responsible for the final end to the Seminole Wars. It convinced the tribes to secede a large part of Florida and pushed the remaining resistance further south into what is now called The Everglades. It also forced more of the smaller tribes to join with the remaining Seminole and Miccosukee.
Not world changing, but obscurely important.
Anything about the forced civilizing of the new world is generally buried by the algorithm, especially if the wypipo win
An insane battle that defies all logic and beats the impossible is Caesar in the battle of alesia. He fought off two armies. One army he besieged by building a wall around the city of alesia to starve them out, the other wall he built around the wall they just built to keep the second army from coming to help! Caesar barely came out victorious and it’s one of my favorite battles in history.
-Lack of supplies ✔️
-Heavily outnumbered ✔️
-Surrounded ✔️
-Impossible victory ✔️✔️
But hey, Caesar made it possible somehow
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This was a really interesting video! I’m really glad I came across your channel a few weeks ago. I wanted to ask if you if you could do The Battle of Badr, since it definitely goes along with the whole underdog theme you had going on for basically the whole video lol. Anyways, as always, I love your vids and I hope you have a wonderful day!
You should include the Battle of Alessia. Essentially, Julius Caesar, in hostile territory with a starving army, laid siege to a superior foe in an impenetrable fortress by cutting down entire sections of forest to build a fortress AROUND the city. This was no ordinary fortress, either. It was STRONG. The enemy leader, Vercingetorix, sent word to the other Gallic leaders to send help and they sent an absolutely massive army to come free Alessia. Before they got there, Caesar had his men build another ring fortress around the first ring so the Romans were in the middle of this donut around the town of Alessia. I can't stress how massive of an engineering feat this was. Anyway, the massive Gallic relief army showed up and the army that was stationed in Alessia wanted to link up with them, so they both attacked the massively outnumbered Romans at the same time. This was Caesar's finest battle and he barely managed to hold the line. The enemy was forced to surrender and Rome annexed all of Gaul after that victory.
Would love a part two! Especially if you included the battle of Antietam from the American Civil War. It was so bloody and a real turning point in the war.
You actually said Gengis Khan's name correctly! That's amazing. Hardly anyone says it right
Bro, you've got to cover the Battle of Carrhae if you do this series. Crassus the wealthiest man in Rome and the guy who balanced out Caesar and Pompey went to conquer Parthia and got decimated by some of the world's best archers in a total massacre and the Parthian general humiliated them, and with Crassus not around to keep the balance, Caesar and Pompey tore Rome apart within a decade. It's a wild battle full of crazy little details, it was wicked.
Really enjoyed the video. Please more!
Videos about battles i usually find quite boring, but your rendition made it very entertaining to watch.
Saying that Stalin wasn't as bad as Hitler is... debatable, considering that 1. Stalin had no problem with Hitler's views, they were allies before Hitler invaded Russia too. 2. nazi concentration camps were modeled after soviet gulags. 3. Hitler, Stalin and Mao Ze-Dong are known as the most brutal dictators in history, directly commanding the deaths of millions each...
Stalin was definitely worse than Hitler
@ENZO542_ I wouldn't say he was worse but that they were both simply horrible monsters with terrifying complexes, and that it doesn't matter which one was "worse", but moreso tgat both are portrayed accurately. Hitler is rightfully presented as concentrated evil, but so should be Stalin. He wasn't some kind of morally-grey or controversial person, he was no better than the failed austrian painter.
@ yeah
If you failed in a battle as a commander under Hitler then you'd probably just get cussed out for being incompetent. If you failed under Stalins command however... you'd probably end up dead in a ditch somewhere
@ yeah, that’s why I think Stalin was worse, he murdered and slaved his own people, Hitler at least only did that to foreigners lol
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Siege of Vienna is an epic battle in 1683 where the Austrian empires capital Vienna was under siege by the Ottoman Empire the city’s defences were strong but the ottomans were going to blow Viennas walls from underground but like a miracle the polish winged hussars arrived and demolished the ottoman army I think it be cool to do that in a vid
Part 2 pretty please 🙏🏻😩✨
love your storytelling!! it always really draws me into the story and ur animations are fantastic too, 10/10 channel
2:52 pillager sound effect is crazy 🤣
Part 2 please 🙏
The Battle of Dara would be epic to research and share.
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Great video! If you end up making a part two, the batlle of Hodów would fit really well
Broo its all over my chest it won't stoppp first the drug series now this. No jokes aside, the way you showed how the battles were done instead of your character just standing there talking about it you actually showed how the fights were done. as a visual learner I really appreciated this video and I'll love for an another one of these.❤
Absolutely amazing video man. Would like to see more of those types of videos.
1877 The Battle of Shiroyama. The last stand of the samurai was so crazy and of such historic significance that Sabaton made a song about it. And it's a banger of a song.
The Education you give us is actually crazy
I love how this guy just popped up a few months ago and throws down NON STOP BANGERS‼️
Talking about the second punic war, you need to include battle of Cannae next time
The battle of Actium would be really cool! Especially with the context of the lead up, and what may have happened if Octavian died all the times he probably should have died lmao and if Agrippa weren't a gigachad. Thank you! Great vid!
The second Punic war is so crazy! Carthage started as the underdog, but Hannibal’s military genius lead him to straight up massacre the Romans! Scipio was actually the son of a Roman consul who saw war
Part 2 please
Can’t wait for part 2 great channel pal keep up the good work
Bro THANK YOU for making the background of your videos black😂
I’m always watching your videos at night right before going to sleep and the white background blinded the fuck out of me😂
im a huge fan of WW2 history, and would love to see more WW2 battles. Like the battle of the bulge or the battle of midway! Keep up the great work bro!
this was actually so cool and I think iam not the only one who would love a longer vid where you go into deeper contex about these battels ps. a cool one whould be the battel of blood river during the south african zulu wars keep up the good work bro
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Great video, love your stuff. Just an FYI for the future. It's not cal-var-ee it's cav-al-ree. Spelled cavalry. Calvary is a hill in Jerusalem. I've noticed most English speaking North Americans say it and spell it incorrectly.
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if you want you can do a video and talk about some of Portugal battles because we have a few battles like the Gaugamela and the 13 Side. you can choose from a few but one of the pricipal ones is the battle of Aljubarrota
Love these history vids! Great to see a new one drop just as im about to go bed, guess im staying up an extra 20 mins
I surprised the Zanzibar War wasn't mentioned. They lasted like 30-40 minutes, LITERALLY.
We ABSOLUTELY need more videos of this!
If you were to include a part two to this series, I would want to see a section on the Battle of Thermopylae, more commonly known as “the Battle of 300”. It fits the underdog theme, too.
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Great history video ngl keep up the good work bro, you are an underrated youtuber
Like your history stuff. More battles man!
Great animations! Well done!
Love the vids bro!! If I can wanted to suggest the battles between Skanderbeg and the Ottoman Empire.
You should add the battle of Osowiec Fortress! August 6th 1915. [Its also called the attack of the dead men] I would really like to see a video including it :D
Some battle suggestions:
Latin America Colonial history:
1.lautaro(chile) vs spain
2. The fall of Tenochtitlan
3.The battle of Bogota 1813
Universal history
4.The fall of Constantinople
5.Carlos Martel, Battle of Tours
Contemporary history:
5.War of the 6 days(Israel)
Ancient History:
6.Battle of Djahy (Antique Egypt vs Sea People)
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"Sup bro! Am new to your content & been loving it. If you do make a part 2 could you show: The 1st battle of Panipat between Babur and Lodi leading to the Mughal Empire, The Battle of Plassy between the East India Company and the Nawab of Bengal. These really changed the course of history for the subcontinent. Love from India.
I would love to see you cover the shortest war! It is so interesting!
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Battle of Okehazama 1560. One of the ultimate examples of an underdog using strategy to best a much larger army.
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just found your channel ab a week ago and i’ve binged almost all of your vids
I’m down with this series for real.
Do the battle between em and my self identity
Love your channel!
More history! This one ROCKS!!!!
Great video ❤ , can you do the most brutal revenge stories in history.
Definitely needs to be a series. Missing a lot
Love your videos bro❤
we definitely need a part 2!
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Love that this isn't another drug video, I've been getting tired of those
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you should do more of these they are really interested! Maybe something like the Siege of Suiyang if you do a part 2
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Plz do more of these bro
Bro, you obviously have a gift for teaching. (As well as content creator skills) Keep making learning fun with your TMB style. Loved this one! God bless, looking forward to the next episode. ✝️🇮🇱🕊👏
I been watching for a while and that epic rap battle part made my soul happy u earned a like an follow
Denmark's war history is really chaotic and crazy, they were involved in so many different wars against and with almost every country in Europe
They also warred with Sweden over 50 times
It would also be cool to include the Thirty Year War, which is one of the most destructive and most chaotic wars ever
I would love to see a part 2 of this video!!. Also you should read about Al-Yarmouk Battle. It is such a crazy battle!!
Also you should look into Khalid Ibn Al-Walid his battles are something else, he is always the underdog but emerges victorious in every single battle!! He is truly astonishing! He is known as the undefeated general and the sword of god
It would be great to hear some stories about The Swamp Fox, Francis Marion, especially with regard to his unconventional tactics and his influence on the outcome of some of the battles of the revolutionary war.
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Can you make a list/series on the dumbest decisions made in war?