Wife "What's that you're watching?" Me "A video on historical grave robbing, corpse dissection, desecration and other inhuman and unholy acts" Wife "Kev's uploaded again then"
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13 “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16 Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out. - Acts 3:19 If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church (These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches) If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church. If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC. (Different from the Church of Scotland) If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England (Different from the Church of England) Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
L.P Hartly wrote "The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there." With that in mind, we are lucky to have you, Kevin, as the best tour guide imaginable.
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13 “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16 Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out. - Acts 3:19 If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church (These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches) If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church. If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC. (Different from the Church of Scotland) If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England (Different from the Church of England) Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
I find the idea of these Egyptian mummy unwrapping dinner parties captivating, having a mummy as a centrepiece, unwrapped and eaten, their bones crushed up and smoked. The Victorian and Edwardian view on mortality is fascinating! Great topic Kevin with some very interesting stories! I really enjoy these unusual tales you find!
I'm in the state of Maine, in the USA.Years ago in a small town antique shop.was displayed the mummy of a woman .Supposedly she was a minor.noble woman .How this poor lady ended up in a New England shop.Ive no idea, The shop is gone now. .What became of the lady Ive no idea .I hope.she was taken somewhere safe and respectful.
what a curse. Instead of learning chemistry, science, math or skills I watch old fogey history programs about how grave robbers robbed graves. and its what I want to watch. makes me so sad sometimes.
Nothing better than seeing a History Squad video come out just as my lunch hour begins! Happily dug into a greggs and learned some history, it was a good lunch. Great work Mr.Hicks. I saw you at Warwick Castle as a young teen, now I'm watching you on RUclips as a lawyer. How time flies, and history is created.
Mr.Hicks, I Love history but, you offer me more than history. You offer me a glimpse into the past. A way to see the world through the eyes of the time. Not to judge but, to gain a bit of understanding. For one day someone will look back to see the time I live in and I pray someone like you, Mr.Hicks, is there to give them a glimpse into our mindset. God Bless!
I’m a lover of history. The way you tell the stories you tell is why I enjoy your channel the most. As a former USArmy MP, and a retired American Police Officer/Crime Scene Investigator I can relate to some of your stories. Thank you for doing this channel.
Morals and ethics are for the heart and soul, and money is for everything else in this world. As long as people are living hard lives in lack and scarcity, cold cruelty becomes an easier decision, as one bad deed often leads to another, like a snowball
I don't know if it's just where my parents took me, but I remember having a vivid memory of visiting England and Scotland in the 90s like every place we visited had somebody like you to tell how grizzly something or another was back in the day. I was kinda disappointed that I didn't see any of that when I visited again - maybe I just got lucky that time. I'm glad you're around to give me just a little top up of the macabre and historical.
"Now before I go, A little curio And if I open the lid Ah yes, a chocolate!" That rhymed well enough to go along with the poem! Not sure if it was intentional, but I couldn't help but smile 🍫💀I love your channel!
Reminds me of the story of American President Benjamin Harrison finding his father's (son of former US president W.H. Harrison, Granddad of B.H.) dead corpse in a hospital, after helping a friend look for his own father's stolen corpse. It cause big uproar in the US.
You're like a modern "Jack Hargreaves" Of "out of town " 1970s TV ..... Always interesting little snippets of fascinating historical facts....thank you for making me feel like a kid again.
You reminded me of the time I was in Germany in the 1970s. Those curtains in red light bars. I had a girlfriend who worked in a red light bar. She told me she only talked to men when she went behind the curtains. She said " I'm known as the listener" It must have been six months before I realised that she had lied to me. I was so innocent in those days. Many thanks for the good memories.
I saw you on a time team documentary being a bad ass longbowmen. I thought, “hey, that’s the History squad!” So cool to see you there. Your channel is in my top 5, I can listen to your content for hours.
@@bostonrailfan2427 I wish I could tell you the episode but I’ve watched so many, I can’t recall the exact video. Kevin was demonstrating archery on a pig carcass. I’ll try to find it.
@@bostonrailfan2427 sure thing. If you search “Kevin Hicks archery” or “Kevin Hicks history” you’ll find quite a few great videos across multiple channels of Mr. Hicks sharing his knowledge. You might come across what you’re looking for.
Man I had a world history teacher back in the seventies who could really tell a story. He’d seen a lot in ww2 and spent a lot of time talking about that. I feel like I’m back in Mr Dickerson’s class, feels good!
I'm so glad you picked this up Kevin (creating outstanding youtube videos), you're showmanship is top notch. This poem and the reading of the Christmas Carol are some of my favorite episodes.
Yesss Kevin thank you for uploading today. You’ve made my day a little less doom and gloom. Thank you for all the things you and your son have taught me the last two years. I thank you for being in my life tho we may not know each other. You make me smile and chuckle when most don’t. Don’t stop what you’re doing please I would hate for everyone who feels the same way about you to one day no longer have the ability to learn from you and learn to have a great respect for history and all the little wacky things along the way. Thank you Kevin you’re my English hero.
Waste not want not; saying comes to mind. That's what I like about this history site,it's the down to earth details of life back in the day.Looking back I see how things have changed. Another words another grisly/cheery story from Kev.ha,ha.haw.
Oh Kevin, I really look forward to your videos, this one made me chuckle ( do I need to get out more?), your humour made was great! Please, please keep up the good work!
Human history, in all its fascinations, holds many dark places...which is an inevitiblility, knowing human nature as we do. I, as a child, had no knowledge of the practice of body snatching until I read Robert Louis Stevenson's story on the subject, and, subsequently, saw the Robert Wise film based on the story. When I was older, and pursuing my studies in criminal investigation and forensic science, I was not actually surprised (but still appalled) to learn that the practice of body snatching for profit was a very real thing. It went on here in the U.S. as well. One must wonder...how could someone violate the dead in such a horrific practice? But...as I have learned, if there is profit to be made, humans are quite capable of anything, no matter how horŕifying that may be! Another superb video, Mr Hicks...as always. Interesting to hear you viewed autopsies as a police officer. Wondering if you were a homicide investigator...if so, no doubt you were a great one! Learning so much great history from you, sir. Your videos are a joy to me. All the best to you, with thanks!
Kevin and his models! Highly informative and entertaining video like always, served with a sprinkle with dark humor. Looking forward for the Burke and Hare video!
So pleased that you mentioned Burke & Hare, this alone adds equity to your research, & although technically they weren't resurrection men par se, they came across their first corpse by accident, they found it easier to murder than actually dig up the recently deceased. Another great video Kevin, looking forward to the next with baited breath.
I’ve always loved that poem… hearing it spoken with the original British accent made it so eloquent. Thank you. With my bland north American pronunciation of certain words it changes the cadence. For example the word patent (2 different a sounds used).
They became very skilled at stealing a corpse, using wooden shovels to dampen the noise, digging just half the grave, using the weight of the earth to break open half of the lid, then pulling out by the feet. One other thing.....what IS that 'peeking' out from the case in the background?!😂 Great video as always!
I love your models Kevin, you always put so much work into them! I have a terminal condition and I've been considering my passing. I think that this video totally confirms that I want cremated rather than buried! Thank you as always for your hard work
How wonderful you showed EXACTLY how they removed the body...you have evidently read similar things to myself...its a fascinating subject ive had a interest in since i was around 10yrs old..i have so many facts and stories concerning these subjects. Yours is the first channel ive seen do justice to this..well done..very professionally created..your channel never fails..you really are one of the very best on youtube...thankyou on behalf of everyone and esp myself. 🙏🙏🙏
@@thehistorysquad In the proper prose, my comment becomes a poem. The first I've attempted in at least twenty years. Results are ... well, inconclusive. :)
Greetings once again from nova Scotia, that was great, I love the unending supply of history, and wealth of tales You have to draw from. Let's not forget kevins models, always wewelcome. Thanks Kevin. Best regards, Arthur
So glad that you taught many kids and sparked their Interest. And continue to do so each and every video. I’ve heard many of person talk about that one teacher. I hope you know how many brains you’ve inspired. 😊
Gosh this was excellent! The infant fat candles my god 😳 Really didn’t know the crazy politics behind this. A sociological wonderland lol There is an older RPG called “Torment” that grows its storyline off of aspects of the Resurrection Men premise and it’s a bit disturbing now that I realize some of the story parallels after watching this. U may get a kick out of a summary description. This vid reminded me of a story about skull lichens. I bounced around a bit in your vids and didn’t see this topic but may have missed it. This moss was used for some sort of panacea and apparently had healing properties. Apparently this was a huge problem with grave robbery and I heard rumors of Irish people killed to cultivate this I’m uncertain if it’s true. All the articles that look interesting are seemingly behind paywalls or only for university access. Have u discussed skull lichens in a previous video? Thanks 4 another great vid mate ✌🏼
Kevin, thank you for the effort you put into every video ❤️ I always thought I hated history, but I realized I only hated it in school because it was so boring! Creators like you make history fun and engaging! So, thank you~ Your work is very much appreciated! 🤗 -Me, a random girl from rural Ohio, US 😂
When you wake up at 3.30 a.m. and can't get back to sleep, what you need is Kev's video on resurrectionists. Sterling work that makes insomnia all that more worthwhile. Good work Sir! Thanks 😂
Just discovered the channel and am very impressed! In Dublin by the way, the grave robbers were called "The Sack-em-ups". They were robbing on such an industrial scale they were exporting corpses to London and Edinburgh 😮
Excellent Kevin. As a ex Nurse i found this so interesting. We knew about the old days. But you made it so interesting. Both our Children were Both body doners. My Husband and I are also Donors. Our Daughter waited 10 years for a kidney. It never came 😪. This was very interesting & very well done. Thank you. 😊🇿🇦
Hi Kevin, I've enjoyed watching your videos, and seeing them get better and better over time. I've learned a lot from you, and love your models and descriptions. You're a great story teller. Keep up the great work!
The ingenuity of those people! This was fascinating in a morbid sort of way... Thank you for making and posting this video for us to learn from! Just curious, what do you do with all of those models when you're done with them?
Your use of models that you made yourself brings this all back to life (DEATH?🥰). This is easily among *the best of the best* history content on RUclips.
I'm so happy I found your channel as I truly think you helped inspire my interest in British history when I visited Chepstow Castle with my school, and later Caerleon and Caerwent. Sometime in 05/06 I think!
Very interesting topic, and great video this far. In line with my hopes from last video, I'm putting the second run of basting stitches into my hose muslin. With luck they'll look less like a parachute now! Perhaps working to History Squad videos is a good luck charm for finding time in the week to continue.
Hello Kevin! I am a new subscriber and love your channel. Your videos are educational and so entertaining! 👏In my family history, I have an ancestor who was 7’2”, after he died they dug him up and displayed him in a traveling circus. Yikes! This was in California, late 1800s. My brother who is 6’8” plans on being cremated. 😄
Thanks! I’m looking forward to seeing many more of your videos. They are full of really interesting little tidbits that I have never heard before, and yes, I’m 5’9”, not to bad for a lady. 😀
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Wife "What's that you're watching?"
Me "A video on historical grave robbing, corpse dissection, desecration and other inhuman and unholy acts"
Wife "Kev's uploaded again then"
🤣
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
- Acts 3:19
If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church
(These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches)
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church.
If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC.
(Different from the Church of Scotland)
If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England
(Different from the Church of England)
Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
@@thehistorysquad🦙
I LOLed at that…it’s brilliant! She deserves an extra kiss goodnight for that great quip
Thats rich
You should put the phrase "I have made a model" on a shirt, as a fellow model builder it always makes me smile.
Excellent idea. I believe I’d be obliged to purchase such a shirt. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂🙂🙂
"It was one of the most brutal, sickening methods used during those times...
...I made a model"
A great idea, I’ll feed it into the boss 😜
I can dig it
The Resurrection Men sounds like it should be a band from the 80's
Tonight at ten The Resurrection Men.
Opening act The Anatomists.
@@jannearo328with opening act the practising surgeons 😅😅
Sounds like the sequel to "The Demolition Man" 😅
I hope I can get tickets to that show!!!
this is my favorite comment thread 🤣
I feel like a child again everytime I listen to mr. Hicks stories ❤
Mr. Rogers for a very esoteric crowd.
“I have made a model!!” that should be your catchphrase Kevin 😂😂
At least a drinking game😂
I’d love a shirt of that!😂
We need a History Squad drinking game and I’ve got a model would definitely make the list.
It never fails.
he shows that he uses his Patreon money wisely with those! 😎
L.P Hartly wrote "The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there." With that in mind, we are lucky to have you, Kevin, as the best tour guide imaginable.
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. -John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
- Acts 3:19
If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church
(These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches)
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church.
If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC.
(Different from the Church of Scotland)
If you’re English I recommend the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England & Wales and the Free Church of England
(Different from the Church of England)
Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
No one does history like Kevin - just brilliant.
I’ll definitely second that, everyone should have a history teacher that so loves the subject
I find the idea of these Egyptian mummy unwrapping dinner parties captivating, having a mummy as a centrepiece, unwrapped and eaten, their bones crushed up and smoked. The Victorian and Edwardian view on mortality is fascinating! Great topic Kevin with some very interesting stories! I really enjoy these unusual tales you find!
I'm in the state of Maine, in the USA.Years ago in a small town antique shop.was displayed the mummy of a woman .Supposedly she was a minor.noble woman .How this poor lady ended up in a New England shop.Ive no idea, The shop is gone now. .What became of the lady Ive no idea .I hope.she was taken somewhere safe and respectful.
The view was basically "everyone and everything else is there to entertain me"...
It was the Netflix of its day
And to think that my Mummy just drank her tea and stared at me.
what a curse. Instead of learning chemistry, science, math or skills I watch old fogey history programs about how grave robbers robbed graves. and its what I want to watch. makes me so sad sometimes.
😜
Theres a time and a place for everything
@@BraveAbandon I watched it again 🙄
Nothing better than seeing a History Squad video come out just as my lunch hour begins!
Happily dug into a greggs and learned some history, it was a good lunch. Great work Mr.Hicks.
I saw you at Warwick Castle as a young teen, now I'm watching you on RUclips as a lawyer. How time flies, and history is created.
Oooh, Gregs - I'm jealous 😜
A video about corpses, dissection, bodily fluids, and desecration. Sound like perfect viewing while eating :D
I love how Kevin always seems to upload just as I'm about to go to bed. Always nice to learn something new before calling it a day
Mr.Hicks, I Love history but, you offer me more than history. You offer me a glimpse into the past. A way to see the world through the eyes of the time. Not to judge but, to gain a bit of understanding. For one day someone will look back to see the time I live in and I pray someone like you, Mr.Hicks, is there to give them a glimpse into our mindset. God Bless!
I’m a lover of history. The way you tell the stories you tell is why I enjoy your channel the most. As a former USArmy MP, and a retired American Police Officer/Crime Scene Investigator I can relate to some of your stories. Thank you for doing this channel.
My pleasure, I’m glad you enjoy it. I served alongside the Americans working with their MPs 77-78 in Germany. 👍
A lot of evils are done with good intentions because money replaces morals. Amazing research Mr. Hicks!
YES!!!
Morals and ethics are for the heart and soul, and money is for everything else in this world. As long as people are living hard lives in lack and scarcity, cold cruelty becomes an easier decision, as one bad deed often leads to another, like a snowball
Absolute gold from the sly "Let's see what we can dig up." At the open to the beautiful models and history lessons. This channel is awesome.
Thanks 👍🏻
I don't know if it's just where my parents took me, but I remember having a vivid memory of visiting England and Scotland in the 90s like every place we visited had somebody like you to tell how grizzly something or another was back in the day. I was kinda disappointed that I didn't see any of that when I visited again - maybe I just got lucky that time. I'm glad you're around to give me just a little top up of the macabre and historical.
"Now before I go,
A little curio
And if I open the lid
Ah yes, a chocolate!"
That rhymed well enough to go along with the poem! Not sure if it was intentional, but I couldn't help but smile 🍫💀I love your channel!
😜
Reminds me of the story of American President Benjamin Harrison finding his father's (son of former US president W.H. Harrison, Granddad of B.H.) dead corpse in a hospital, after helping a friend look for his own father's stolen corpse.
It cause big uproar in the US.
I'm loving these longer videos! This topic in particular is one of my favorites, I honestly wish the video was like an hour long :)
Thank you for the lovely English poem! They are long ballads, but such a whimsical and grim tale they always tell!
Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
@@thehistorysquad Oh always!
You're like a modern "Jack Hargreaves"
Of "out of town " 1970s TV ..... Always interesting little snippets of fascinating historical facts....thank you for making me feel like a kid again.
4:06 How come I never noticed the head in the chest peeking out in the background until now?
That's adorable.
😜
You reminded me of the time I was in Germany in the 1970s.
Those curtains in red light bars.
I had a girlfriend who worked in a red light bar. She told me she only talked to men when she went behind the curtains. She said " I'm known as the listener"
It must have been six months before I realised that she had lied to me.
I was so innocent in those days.
Many thanks for the good memories.
Another tour de force. Thanks for making history accessible and interesting to the many. 👍
My pleasure!
I saw you on a time team documentary being a bad ass longbowmen. I thought, “hey, that’s the History squad!” So cool to see you there. Your channel is in my top 5, I can listen to your content for hours.
Cheers 👍🏻
do you remember the episode? they have episodes on RUclips, i am hoping they have that one uploaded
@@bostonrailfan2427 I wish I could tell you the episode but I’ve watched so many, I can’t recall the exact video. Kevin was demonstrating archery on a pig carcass. I’ll try to find it.
@@minitzonthesun thank you
@@bostonrailfan2427 sure thing. If you search “Kevin Hicks archery” or “Kevin Hicks history” you’ll find quite a few great videos across multiple channels of Mr. Hicks sharing his knowledge. You might come across what you’re looking for.
Best part of my day is a new upload by you, keep the longer form videos up, I'd honestly watch you talk for 2 hours straight
😜
Kevin, I think you ought to incorporate more contemporary poetry into your videos. You’re a wonderful narrator of poetry
Thanks!
Now this is a topic I can really "dig"!!!
🤣
Man I had a world history teacher back in the seventies who could really tell a story. He’d seen a lot in ww2 and spent a lot of time talking about that. I feel like I’m back in Mr Dickerson’s class, feels good!
Excellent educators tell excellent stories.
The poem was unbelievably good.
I love your enthusiasm Kevin..it's contagious...well done and thank you xx
Fascinating stories! Loved every minute.
I'm so glad you picked this up Kevin (creating outstanding youtube videos), you're showmanship is top notch. This poem and the reading of the Christmas Carol are some of my favorite episodes.
Wow, thank you!
Yesss Kevin thank you for uploading today. You’ve made my day a little less doom and gloom. Thank you for all the things you and your son have taught me the last two years. I thank you for being in my life tho we may not know each other. You make me smile and chuckle when most don’t. Don’t stop what you’re doing please I would hate for everyone who feels the same way about you to one day no longer have the ability to learn from you and learn to have a great respect for history and all the little wacky things along the way. Thank you Kevin you’re my English hero.
Gosh, that's so kind of you, thank you and yes, I'll do my best to keep it up 👍🏻
Nothing better than a entertaining and educational video, one of my top ten favorite channels on RUclips.
Waste not want not; saying comes to mind. That's what I like about this history site,it's the down to earth details of life back in the day.Looking back I see how things have changed. Another words another grisly/cheery story from Kev.ha,ha.haw.
😂
Oh Kevin, I really look forward to your videos, this one made me chuckle ( do I need to get out more?), your humour made was great! Please, please keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do 👍🏻
Thanks! This will go in the "listen to later"-list I have for monotone workdays. Keep up the good work mate. Like what you do.
Human history, in all its fascinations, holds many dark places...which is an inevitiblility, knowing human nature as we do. I, as a child, had no knowledge of the practice of body snatching until I read Robert Louis Stevenson's story on the subject, and, subsequently, saw the Robert Wise film based on the story. When I was older, and pursuing my studies in criminal investigation and forensic science, I was not actually surprised (but still appalled) to learn that the practice of body snatching for profit was a very real thing. It went on here in the U.S. as well. One must wonder...how could someone violate the dead in such a horrific practice? But...as I have learned, if there is profit to be made, humans are quite capable of anything, no matter how horŕifying that may be! Another superb video, Mr Hicks...as always. Interesting to hear you viewed autopsies as a police officer. Wondering if you were a homicide investigator...if so, no doubt you were a great one! Learning so much great history from you, sir. Your videos are a joy to me. All the best to you, with thanks!
The description of the pauper’s graves is reminiscent of a landfill with it’s “daily cover.” And I loved the poem at the end.
Kevin oh what a tale, the poem you read so wonderfully! i really enjoyed hearing about this very bizzare time!!!
Kevin excels at telling macabre and gruesome stories well seasoned with mischievousness and gusto. Great video, good sir.
Sounds like exciting work. Considering a career change.
😂
Always a good day when Kevin uploads a video! Thank you!!
Kevin and his models! Highly informative and entertaining video like always, served with a sprinkle with dark humor. Looking forward for the Burke and Hare video!
i learn more in this channel than my entire school or the library,amazing content and the narrator is brilliant,keep this great content going.
Thanks very much, will do! 👍🏻
This should be a TV series, it’s done so well. Brilliant
Thanks 👍🏻
So pleased that you mentioned Burke & Hare, this alone adds equity to your research, & although technically they weren't resurrection men par se, they came across their first corpse by accident, they found it easier to murder than actually dig up the recently deceased. Another great video Kevin, looking forward to the next with baited breath.
Aprently acorrding to contemporary records my father collected they did both.
Merdering and when desperate digging up corpses
I’ve always loved that poem… hearing it spoken with the original British accent made it so eloquent. Thank you. With my bland north American pronunciation of certain words it changes the cadence. For example the word patent (2 different a sounds used).
Wow, this video was incredible!! You rock, Kevin!
😃
They became very skilled at stealing a corpse, using wooden shovels to dampen the noise, digging just half the grave, using the weight of the earth to break open half of the lid, then pulling out by the feet.
One other thing.....what IS that 'peeking' out from the case in the background?!😂
Great video as always!
I love your models Kevin, you always put so much work into them!
I have a terminal condition and I've been considering my passing. I think that this video totally confirms that I want cremated rather than buried! Thank you as always for your hard work
My pleasure Elle 😊
Loved this video Kev!! Would love to see you do a video showing how you make your models they are awesome!
How wonderful you showed EXACTLY how they removed the body...you have evidently read similar things to myself...its a fascinating subject ive had a interest in since i was around 10yrs old..i have so many facts and stories concerning these subjects. Yours is the first channel ive seen do justice to this..well done..very professionally created..your channel never fails..you really are one of the very best on youtube...thankyou on behalf of everyone and esp myself. 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Sol, that's really kind of you. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻
Currently writing an historical novel set in the 1700s and this fascinating video has really inspired me!
Thanks for the Inspiration!
Great! Good luck 👍🏻
What a gem of a channel and host. I'm not sure how I found it. I'm glad I did, and will continue to give, views in the hope it grows.
I’m glad you found us too, welcome 👍
@@thehistorysquad In the proper prose, my comment becomes a poem. The first I've attempted in at least twenty years. Results are ... well, inconclusive. :)
Greetings once again from nova Scotia, that was great, I love the unending supply of history, and wealth of tales You have to draw from. Let's not forget kevins models, always wewelcome. Thanks Kevin. Best regards, Arthur
Always a pleasure to hear from you Arthur.
So glad that you taught many kids and sparked their Interest. And continue to do so each and every video. I’ve heard many of person talk about that one teacher. I hope you know how many brains you’ve inspired. 😊
😊
Gosh this was excellent! The infant fat candles my god 😳 Really didn’t know the crazy politics behind this. A sociological wonderland lol
There is an older RPG called “Torment” that grows its storyline off of aspects of the Resurrection Men premise and it’s a bit disturbing now that I realize some of the story parallels after watching this. U may get a kick out of a summary description.
This vid reminded me of a story about skull lichens. I bounced around a bit in your vids and didn’t see this topic but may have missed it.
This moss was used for some sort of panacea and apparently had healing properties. Apparently this was a huge problem with grave robbery and I heard rumors of Irish people killed to cultivate this I’m uncertain if it’s true.
All the articles that look interesting are seemingly behind paywalls or only for university access.
Have u discussed skull lichens in a previous video? Thanks 4 another great vid mate ✌🏼
I haven’t no, but it’s something I’ll have a read into 👍
Got in early - have a great weekend after this, Kev and all.
That’s the plan 😃
Kevin, thank you for the effort you put into every video ❤️ I always thought I hated history, but I realized I only hated it in school because it was so boring! Creators like you make history fun and engaging! So, thank you~ Your work is very much appreciated! 🤗
-Me, a random girl from rural Ohio, US 😂
Lovely to hear, thanks over there in Ohio 👍
I love the statement it boils down to down to very apt candles always needed
Well spotted 😜
Thank you for another very interesting tale of history. The poem reading at the end was very good. Cheers from Texas.
Glad you enjoyed it. It’s long but worth it 👍
I am so glad to have found this amazing channel!! Love your history. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
When you wake up at 3.30 a.m. and can't get back to sleep, what you need is Kev's video on resurrectionists. Sterling work that makes insomnia all that more worthwhile. Good work Sir! Thanks 😂
😂 My pleasure
That model was the icing on the cake!!! Fantastic!! 😊😊
Thank you 😋
Master storytelling!Loved the poem and the props!
Thanks for listening 👍🏻
Geweldig, ik heb weer genoten van je verhaal, dankjewel!
Just discovered the channel and am very impressed!
In Dublin by the way, the grave robbers were called "The Sack-em-ups". They were robbing on such an industrial scale they were exporting corpses to London and Edinburgh 😮
Thanks very much. It’s incredible to think isn’t it 👍
Excellent Kevin. As a ex Nurse i found this so interesting. We knew about the old days. But you made it so interesting. Both our Children were Both body doners. My Husband and I are also Donors. Our Daughter waited 10 years for a kidney. It never came 😪. This was very interesting & very well done. Thank you. 😊🇿🇦
Always a pleasure Yvonne. Have you seen my video yet on repairing wounds in ancient times, as an ex nurse you might find it interesting. 👍🏻
@thehistorysquad Thanks Kevin 😊. Yes it would be very interesting l am sure. Take care. Have a good weekend 😊🇿🇦
Your Patreon community is thriving. Fantastic! More content for all us history fans.
Yes! Thank you! We're so happy to have you onboard 👍🏻
@@thehistorysquad Don’t scream at me, Mr. Hicks.
Hi Kevin, I've enjoyed watching your videos, and seeing them get better and better over time. I've learned a lot from you, and love your models and descriptions. You're a great story teller. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, will do 👍
Once again loving what you do Kevin, many thanks to both of you, keep them coming, we can't get enough.
Thanks again from, Dave and kelly
Cheers guys!
Love the channel can't get enough, the details and horrific stories, but well meaning, looking forward for stuff😊
You rock Kevin! Last vid and this one were so cool
Thanks 👍🏻
Always happy to see another episode!
Ohhhh, interesting subject!! Thank you, Kevin, for all these great videos. I told my sister about them yesterday and told her to start watching them!
Thanks for that! Always appreciate a share 👍🏻
Love the effort you put into every project you do.
Once again you have outdone yourself , digging up arcane topics and dissecting the most grizzly aspects of things past .
😜
The ingenuity of those people! This was fascinating in a morbid sort of way... Thank you for making and posting this video for us to learn from!
Just curious, what do you do with all of those models when you're done with them?
I try to repurpose them wherever I can and store some. You never know when you might need a different kind of gallows 😉
I'm sure you have quite a diverse collection , just hanging around .
Better than the history channel with fraction of the budget!
Your use of models that you made yourself brings this all back to life (DEATH?🥰). This is easily among *the best of the best* history content on RUclips.
Wow, thank you!
Another great video Kevin and researched and presented in your usual high quality way, Thank you
Cheers Peter 👍🏻
Brilliant. 🙏🙏🙏
I can’t get enough of this guys channel :D
Thanks Hick's crew. Another great video 😊
This channel is top notch ❤️🔥💯 thank you!!!
Thank you again, kevin, for another great history lesson. ❤
My pleasure!
You have made art, Kevin!
I'm so happy I found your channel as I truly think you helped inspire my interest in British history when I visited Chepstow Castle with my school, and later Caerleon and Caerwent. Sometime in 05/06 I think!
I'm so glad! I used to have great fun doing those tours 😊
Absolutely fascinating, thanks again Kevin.
Very interesting topic, and great video this far.
In line with my hopes from last video, I'm putting the second run of basting stitches into my hose muslin. With luck they'll look less like a parachute now! Perhaps working to History Squad videos is a good luck charm for finding time in the week to continue.
Good stuff, hope they work out 👍
❤ Kevin, when AI captures your voice and your humour the kids will love history. Respect for what you're doing ❤
Thanks, but that's a scary thought, I hope it never happens.
Hello Kevin! I am a new subscriber and love your channel. Your videos are educational and so entertaining! 👏In my family history, I have an ancestor who was 7’2”, after he died they dug him up and displayed him in a traveling circus. Yikes!
This was in California, late 1800s. My brother who is 6’8” plans on being cremated. 😄
Haha, nice one Jean, thanks for the comment & welcome. Do you also have the tall gene?
Thanks! I’m looking forward to seeing many more of your videos. They are full of really interesting little tidbits that I have never heard before, and yes, I’m 5’9”, not to bad for a lady. 😀
Thank you, Kevin! Excellent as always!
Thanks again!
☺️a new one to help me relax! thanks Kevin, nice work!
Beautifully presented again Kevin.
Thanks again!
Thank you, sir! Very interesting- never heard this before. I love learning new things
As always amazing. Loved your reading of the poem. Amazing
Thanks for listening
Really interesting,and a bit gruesome,as you said. But it was well told ,and i did enjoy it ,thankyou😊