History of the British Redcoats || Over The Hills And Far Away
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- The British Redcoats (1645-1885)
Song - "Over the Hills and Far Away" - Patty Gurdy (Gary Moore / Nightwish Hurdy Gurdy Cover)
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This channel is unbelievably underrated!!!!!! I love your videos mate!!!! DEFINITELY subbing!
You've just made my day :)
@@Epicilem Loved the music by the way! SOOO happy it wasn't an overused rendition of the song!
@@Epicilem Just to let you know there is at least one other who feels the same about your channel! Awesome video!
@@JimBob-qj2ye Aww thanks very much Jim Bob
Yep it's true?
The saddest thing about the American Revolution was it was English vs. English. This is the hardest concept that I have to teach. It was more of a civil war then anything else.
jskn15 I love winding up Americans by telling them that they are pretty much English, history clearly isn’t their strong point
yip I fully agree
@jskn15 "Brother against brother, in this most uncivil of wars."
@@based7900 So, as an American I can say to you that we are taught that the colonists came from England/British Isles. I think some of the confusion is not our fault but the way they teach it in school.
I can tell you exactly how schools teach it or taught it to me. So, when I was in school believe it or not, they start out by actually explaining the Queens and Kings of England. I know this is hard to believe. I think the problem is we learn this at a really early age. The King’s and Queens of England lecture was taught to me in the third grade.
They explain the King’s and Queens of England of the 16th and 17th centuries so they can then explain the reasons why the pilgrims left. When the teachers are explaining the pilgrims leaving England, they explain it making it sound like they are running away from England for good.
In a way they do run away but they are still British subjects and were still paying taxes to the crown and the crown was protecting the colonists/pilgrims from attack from the French, Spanish and Indians. American teachers leave the part out about the pilgrims still being under the British Crown even though it was probably in the textbook it was left out of the lecture.
They go into stuff like religious freedom and the different pilgrim founders and why they left etc… Then they jump to the American Revolution and the issues leading up to that. I think at that point the teachers called them American colonists when they should probably call them British colonists. They do use the term mother country.
I think during these American Revolution lectures they would use British and American to differentiate who they are talking about. This obviously confuses eight- and nine-year-old children and they see the British Soldier as the outsiders when in fact British Soldiers had been stationed in the colonies to protect them from 1636 to 1776 so that is 156 years. That part is glossed over and gives a nine-year-old the impression that the King is sending British Soldiers to attack them for not paying their taxes and wanting representation. I would say once I started going to University and working on my own family history it clicked for me that the teachers could have taught it differently. These days they do have shows that have come out like “John Adams” and “Turn” that portray the American colonists as British and show the loyalist side as well.
Then why British increased tax, it's British mistake, indirectly British started war
I'm English and I am proud of our history whatever the modern generation may think, we have shaped this world for the better the naysayers may point out the mistakes but their never give credit to the staggering achievements of our forebears which dwarf the mistakes by a huge number.
@Düz Hesap Yeah right... When you start to grow facial hair you will understand,, maybe..
@Düz Hesap suck a wet one
Well you did do some pretty horrible things to the indegenous people so yeah you kidnapped the aboriginals in Australia and took them away from their family and forced them to speak English and do stuff the english way also their were beaten if they spoke their language and they were told that they had blood in their veins you also gave them pretty much no rights. So your proud of your country for doing that
@@AngusBurns67 Are you Scottish ?You were more than complicit in the empire😅
@Düz Hesap But there you are speaking the black marks language.
As a American of English ethnicity *(yes we exist)* my greatest sadness and regret as a American is that America won the revolution or revolted at all.
If only Britain still ruled America and Canada.
Rule Britain 🇬🇧 ❤🤍💙 🏴🏴🏴🇮🇪
May God bless the union 🙏🏻
Finally someone just like me
hellllll noooooo
English ethnicity, think more Americans and Canadians have that in their blood than any other emigrates to North America, they've been settling there since the first English colonies in Virginia. Even George Washington's family came from England.
@@gray3553 true.
I'll take our dangerous freedom amd Constitution over their quiet slavery and arresting people over memes.
Us Brits really should be proud. We really defined the current order and we still do
Very proud of our History... ashamed of it today. Britain certainly is not great anymore.
Only in your tiny head.
Yeah but you weren't the one that had to stand in that line
Britain is certainly a shadow of its former self but it could still stir Vibrance and influence again but it's empire in Imperial age is passed and in this world it very well may always be Athens to America's Rome but it looks like it could have secondary influence just like Switzerland maybe just like Japan but the EU is lost to German domination add now Britain has withdrawn from the periphery
@@kissme1518case in point that is the defining element of the British Empire of those giant lines in their matching colors
I am spanish.... and i think need videos like this for the Spanish army. Respect for the British soldiers who fight in spain against Napoleon
The Spanish were a force to be reckoned with too back in the day. Thank God the Armada was unable to land on English shores. I think that was where England was lucky and when Spain began to decline as the dominant world power
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Agreed - a long, proud, and interesting history not well enough known in the English-speaking world.
Known respected and taught in Scottish school after all we have two islands where Spanish ships ran aground resulting in some dark haired dark eyed olive skinned generations of children
@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 Apart from the fact that there is a castle in Scotland that is said to be inhabited by the ghosts of Spanish soldiers who were sent to support the Jacobite rebellion.
For Majesty and Country.
A fine summary of the story of the British Redcoat. Keep it up.
The grenadinier advance in Barry Lyndon was spectacular as was the squares formations against ney's charge in napoleon
A small detail. Khaki (Hindi for dust) was adopted at the siege of Cawnpore during the Indian mutiny, for camouflage as you say. Simply rub your existing clothes with Indian dust and you are dressed in khaki.
Adoption spread for there.
Very nice fun fact, thank you
Sorry, one detail wrong. Lucknow, not Cawnpore
Both cities were subject to seige in the Indian mutiny. Cawnpore was not able to withstand a seige and surrendered to the mutineers. However once the soldiers, civilians had surrendered they were massacred.
I read in an old book that another method was plunging the red tunics in big cauldrons of (very) hot...tea, so the color was faded to a light brown. About Cawnpore the massacre caused a string of brutal reprisals by the British/loyalist troops, Lunknow was saved by Colin Campbell's troops (the same of the famous "thin red line")
In the American Revolutionary bit, I've only just noticed that a large number of the soldiers looked away before they fired. Something tells me that they don't want to kill their fellow englishmen.
It was more to show the inexperience of the colonial rebel army compared to the redcoats
@@scottwallace5239that's probable
Nice and i love the song 😁👍🏻
Greeting and love from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤🇬🇧
pardon my French but.... RULE FUCKING BRITANIA
The scarlet red uniform was worm for home service until 1902 when replaced by the Khaki service dress. Only on overseas deployments was the brown Khaki dress worn after 1885. If WW1 were to have happened in 1901 the army would still mostly be dressed in red.
I imagine they would've looked fantastic in their red uniforms but would've probably changed into the traditional world war 1 uniform as the war progressed like the French did. The French were originally wore very brightly coloured uniforms until command realised that it was just painting targets on the men. They then changed into the pale blue uniform we think of
That would have made two countries that wore bright colors...🇬🇧🇫🇷
Assuming that France and Belgium were not viewed as overseas.
Scarlet red was used for officers, madder red was most used red
For king and country.
Too right 👍
Stole for your king and country, through out the History you have just tortured black people
@@debarghyaghosh3078 And that, is where we did wrong. We should have been better than that
Bloody right mate!!!!🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@debarghyaghosh3078 We put a stop to slavery, not just in Britain or the Empire, but fought to end it across the world, but don't let that bother you.
Английская армия прекрасна. Из за этого не могу смотреть фильм "Патриот", в котором гибнут красиво одетые, хорошо экипированные и вооруженные английские солдаты - мне жалко такую красоту. Считаю , что униформа и экипировка английской армии того времени, самая совершенная по дизайну.
The hats as well...
you heard this england to the task god bless great britain
A mashup of Patty Gurdy and British military history. You have me hooked, sir. 😊
Thank you, I don't get many people who approve of the song choice :)
Totally cool! 300 years of history of one of most powerful armies that ever marched. 👍👌😊🇬🇧
The oddity is that the British army was always very small by any standard. Quick comparison: total military resources of British India - around a third of a million, all told. That includes the Indian Police. Modern India has an army numbering over a million by itself plus a pretty big navy and a pretty big air force.
i pray the power of jesus to make us christian people again
The modern world suffers from far too many religious bigots as it is. This atheist hopes that ALL religions will soon be recognised as being toxic rubbish and thrown in the rubbish.
I'd love to see a version of this with uniforms from the new model army to present day
What’s ridiculous is the red coats firing upon the American colonists for “treason to the crown” 😂😂😂 Charles II must have laughed in his grave at that one!
Charles Ist
@@MrResearcher122 Him, too.
Good one bro
Lyrics:
They came for him one winter's night
Arrested, he was bound
They said there'd been a robbery
His pistol had been found
They marched him to the station house
He waited till the dawn
And as they led him to the dock
He knew that he'd been wronged
"You stand accused of robbery,"
He heard the bailiff say
He knew without an alibi
Tomorrow's light would mourn his freedom
Over the hills and far away
For ten long years he'll count the days
Over the mountains and the seas
A prisoner's life for him there'll be
He knew that it would cost him dear
But yet he dare not say
Just where he'd been that fateful night
A secret it must stay
He had to fight back tears of rage
His heart beat like a drum
For with the wife of his best friend
He spent his final night of freedom
Over the hills and far away
He swears he will return one day
Far from the mountains and the seas
Back in her arms again he'll be
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills and
Over the hills and
Over the hills and far away
Each night within his prison cell
He looks out through the bars
He reads the letters that she wrote
One day he'll know the taste of freedom
Over the hills and far away
She prays he will return one day
As sure as the rivers reach the seas
Back in his arms again she'll be
Over the hills and far away
He swears he will return one day
As sure as the river reach the seas
Back in his arms is where she'll be
The artist is Patty Gurddie. She is a German hurdy gurdyest. (Sp?)
@@danielserene4532it's a cover of a gary moore song, which is the original. Nightwish had also covered it
@@garrettlauzon1656 I've heard Nightwishes cover, also. I'll have to look up Gary Moore. I've followed Patty Gurdy since she started posting on RUclips.
God i love being British and English
As a American of English ethnic origins (yes we exist) I'm proud of the British Empire and our common English heritage and culture.
Proud of it
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God bless brother proud English Anglo here
The greatest warrior nation ever .
*at sea.
@@fyivid Anywhere !
@@keithrose6931 The US Air Force, the Prussian infantry and French artillery have joined the conversation.
@@fyivid second best will do quite nicely
@@fyivid US Air Force? Laughs in Viet Cong.
this is needed now 2023
People forget that Britain crushed America during the war of 1812, watching this video makes me remember that.
Don't tell the Americans that, the lunatics think they won... I'll let you know if any of them ever make a cohesive argument for why.
@MANGO MAN bloody paddies blowing up cars everywhere
@MANGO MAN it's mostly Scottish and Irish not northen irish who are not really irish
@MANGO MAN the ones blowing up cars and stuff
Yeah they did but they classified it as draw
The Patriot I think was a particularly bad clip as had very little to do with the history of what really happened saying what a great video and really cool to watch. I’ve just subscribed.
Thank you very much. I know The Patriot is quite awful in terms of historical accuracy and presents the British as monsters but, even as a Brit, the film is a guilty pleasure of mine. I wish there was more historically accurate media set in this period though.
@@Epicilem There is more but it's not better ... in fact it's worse. At least there was some very real money spent on _The Patriot_ as well as the efforts of a competent production.
The best I can think of was _The Last of the Mohicans_ .
I really liked what you were doing here and how the chorus of _"Over the Hills and Far Away"_ really sets the tone for it. In an Empire the Sun Did Not Set On - the British Army and the men in it were sent time and time again to the far corners of the world.
Other versions of _"Over The Hills and Far Away"_
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over_the_Hills_and_Far_Away_(traditional_song)
I also like is the one from the _Sharpe_ series.
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Should've used that Battle of Blenheim scene from Gathering Storm.
I wonder what would have happened if George Washington and other top Colonial Militia Officers were offered a commission in the British Army (with equal status) before the outbreak of the fighting. I would think it would be difficult to wage a war without any military experienced officers.
@@alskjlskaj I should have stated before the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, not the French and Indian War (with most American colonists supporting the "British Crown".) . A interesting movie to watch is "The Last of the Mohicans", based on the fictional novel by James Fenimore Cooper. Although it takes place during the French and Indian War, it shows the conflict of attitudes between the British and American colonists, which would lead to the American Revolutionary War.
George Washington did serve in the British army as a lieutenant, in 1752 I believe, during the French-Indian war.
@@WrathOfGrapesN7 It may have been a Colonial Militia (serving as a officer) and not the actual British Army during the French-Indian War. I'm not a historian , so I may be wrong. My original comment was based on a "What If" historical scenario. What if the best military colonial officers were offered a commission in the British Army and the original 13 colonies offered a seat in the House of Commons (giving them taxation with representation, but with little political power) . If this "What if" scenario played out, would we be the British Commonwealth States of America?
@@rnklv8281 true, he was in a provincial militia as a British officer. And the colonies were represented in parliament, because they were British subjects, the problems really stemmed from the distance between parliament and the colonies, meaning that it was practically impossible to have a fair representation. But I kinda see your point, Washington left the British British military because of frustration with promotion, but had he been given his well earned dues, the world could have been a very different place.
I can't believe that Oliver cromwell made the British army
Random Stuff: There had been many armies before Cromwell but most of them had been temporary or part-time and were only assembled when there was a threat. Cromwell organised the first full-time "regular" army.
Wouldn't have been called the British army back then.
That’s actually the reason the Navy, Marines, and Air Force are called “Royal” but the Army isn’t. The Army was established without a royal decree.
@@markrobertson6664 one of the best little facts I've ever seen. Nice one.
@@markrobertson6664 True. Odd thing is that many of the regiments raised since the establishment of the British Army have been conferred the title Royal. One of those peculiarities about the British that I like.
My sadness is that most of those fine regiments have disappeared or been amalgamated with others, to the point where their original identity is blurred. Its also sad that few young people are interested in a military career. That has made recruitment difficult and partly explains the disappearance of these regiments. The other explanation off course is government policy, especially since the end of the Cold War. The British Army is so hollowed out that it is no longer a Tier 1 Army.
WHO? WILL FIGHT FOR ENGLAND AND SO, THE WELSH AND SCOTS AND ULSTERMEN. OUR BRAVE LADS WILL. ALL FOE ONE AND ONE FOR ALL.
why the british was a true leader
Sad and unbelivable how underratted this is
It's incredible they were so successful DESPITE a uniform that made them a walking target!
There’s a reason for that. First of all, every other European army had a distinctive colour, not just the British. The Prussians historically wore grey, the French blue, and the Spaniards yellow. This was because muskets of the period produced so much smoke, that after a few volleys, you could hardly see at all. Then, when someone walks through the smoke, you have to decide in half a second wether or not to shoot. The bright uniforms helped with that.
it was the cheapest colour to dye cloths, it goes no further then that
@@PandaMan-xy1he i cant remember yellow for spanish uniforms, as far as i know they wear a mix of blue and red
@@dead_eye2311 In some periods, for some units, under some kings. They also wore yellow for significant periods (1808 for example). The Spaniards really never had a persistent uniform choice, and I chose the most standout one there to make my point.
Right, before the Minie ball and rifled muskets, the useful firing range was under 150 m.or less, so having a bright color wasn't an issue, plus the red was different from the uniforms of the classical enemies, f.e. the french (pre-revolutionary) wore generally white/light grey, as the spaniards, the russians green and so on.
Beautiful.
The new model army was created by Fairfax. Not Cromwell.
In December 1644, Cromwell made a great speech about how the war would never be won if they did not improve parliament's military resources (which I think that first scene is a reference to). In response, the Committee of Both Kingdoms established the New Model Army in January and so I give Cromwell credit for it's foundation. Although I do recognise that Fairfax was made commander-in-chief of the army and thus can be credited for fulfilling Cromwell's ambition
Rule Britannia!
I wanted to point out that the clip for the American revolution is flipped. I watched the movie and everything was the other way. (Sorry mate.)
Clip was so long I was worried about copyright so I flipped it
@@Epicilem oh ok
That explains why they were shooting off the left shoulder - not a good idea with the firing mechanism is on the right of the
weapon.
I don’t mean to be that one fellow but there’s some better clips for the war of Spanish Succession and the Seven Years War, there’s a film called “Churchill” and there’s a since where Churchill thinks of what his ancestors have done for Britain. It has clip of the Duke of Marlborough fighting in Blenheim then Barry Lyndon could’ve been used for the Seven Years War since the movie is set in that era. Besides that this is a wonderful video showing the redcoats progress through history and victories.
Oh thank you very much for recommending it. I might make an updated version of this since it's quite old now
whish we had em now
All I can say is 'WOW'
Thank you very much Cuthbert
The French saved America’s bacon in this war.
Great video. Stirs the blood!
Fear God, Honour the King!
What's ironic about redcoats and the American view I grew up is how wrong it is. We call them fools standing in neat line with bright red coats and white straps making a nice X. But going back to the middle ages the English made masterful use of archers to harass heavy troops at a battles out set. And used small raiding parties to force an enemy into battle in the first place. In our French and Indian war they immediately used irregular troops and green uniformed men eventually armed with rifles. The 95th rifles and kings American rifles. But those lines marching and going from column to line in minutes then giving platoon fire at 4 shots a minute was gruesome
Amazing! Thank you.
I love this
god bless
Did Richard Harris really agree to play Cromwell!?
Correct!
I am British but this war was… sad
Some of the clips were anachronistic. Scenes from the American Revolution were right after scenes from the English Civil War, and the "There is the enemy! There are your guns!" line was not from the Napoleonic Wars, but directly caused the Charge of the Light Brigade.
All the clips are labelled with the war they’re showing in the top left of the screen and are in chronological order
@@Epicilem Not on the version I watched. The video goes directly from Cromwell to Cornwallis, and there is no visible label identifying the second clip.
Back when we had men
Can somebody please tell me the movies this footage is from please??? Scenes look amazing
Middle Age Gaming: Cromwell, Waterloo, Zulu, Young Winston, Zulu Dawn, Last of the Mohicans, Charge of the Light Brigade are the ones I recognised (in no particular order).
wake up britain king charles st george god and country
You got the Madhist and second Boer war mixed up
The scenes in the Anglo Dutch War part are from what movie?
Thanks in advance.
Admiral (2015)
@@Epicilem Thank you.
It was ok, but you did mess up some of the wars matching the videos. But that's OK! Where did you get the footage for the ww1 scene?
Yeah some of the wars I didn't have any footage for at the time so I just overlapped them a bit. The ww1 scene was War Horse
@@Epicilem Oh! OK! Thanks!
Dang it i really hope you would add the deleted scene from the run to fort edward part in the last of the mohicans.
I dont think I've seen this deleted scene 🤔 I love that movie though
@@Epicilem Here it is: ruclips.net/video/eBsq6Cd4Rf0/видео.html
@@EITY10 That was indeed awesome! Thanks for sharing
I find it funny how americans think that they were paying ALOT of taxes, and yet in the mother country: England the native brits were paying more than those in the colonies were, and the reason we had to tax the 13-colonies was because of our war with france during the French & Indian war and that we had to recoup our losses somehow, i do believe though that perhaps it could've been handeled abit better...another thing aswell is as some people have pointed out, alot of British Redcoats were stationed over in the colonies for over 150+ Years and i guess most of us brits saw it as the Mother country, looking after its "child" from french aggression etc.
But i am glad that today, Britain and America stand shoulder-to-shoulder during conflicts around the world and have the same values!. god bless our american comrades :)
Smuggling was rife both in Britain and in the Colonies and as such the Revenue were introduced to stamp down on this and collect the duty. In the Americas, there was a particularly effective ship and captain and he was hated by the local smugglers. In an incident that escalated the revolution, the British ship ran aground chasing the smugglers and the local smugglers decided to try and take advantage of the situation by disabling the ship but ended up killing the captain. This obviously put them on a collision course with the Crown and was seen by some as the first aggressive action of the revolution.
Nice video, for a wider audience, I would like to ask for the names of where the clips (cuts from films/documentaries) are from, I would like to search for them (I have seen some like Patriot or Cromwell, but I don't know the others).🤔🤔
They showed the battle of Omdurman as being during the Boer war 😂😂😂
Clips were limited and mistakes were made... 😂
@@Epicilem still a great effort man, fair play to you.
@@adrianh332 ah thank you very much
What movies did you get the clips from?
Cromwell
The Patriot
Admiral: Command and Conquer
Barry Lyndon
Last of the Mohicans
Waterloo
Charge of the Light Brigade
Zulu
Zulu Dawn
Young Winston
War Horse
@@Epicilem thanks :)
@@Epicilem Have to watch this list.
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Great video. Music was way too loud for my taste, though.
Thank you and yes this is one of my earlier videos using a new bit of software and so I hadn't perfected sound balancing and such back then. I think I've progressed a lot since this video was published
I would question there battle tactics but it clearly worked.
What movie was used for The Second Boer war?
"Young Churchill" I think it was
@@Epicilem cheers mate
Great video
'British' redcoats in 1645? Nonsense. The New Model Army was an English Parliamentarian army. The Scots had their own army and the Welsh mostly fought for the King. The British army did not formally exist until 1707. Prior to this Scots regiments were separate from the English establishment. Red coats were also worn by the Irish regts who were likewise a separate establishment.
The new model army was the first standing English army . Their uniform was predominantly red .
As explained by Keith and in the video, The New Model army was the origin of the redcoats and set the standard for what the English army should be
Just some inaccuracies,
For the First Boer War you used a clip from Zulu Dawn, you used a scene from Khartoum, I believe, for the Second Boer War, but nonetheless it was great.
Thank you for the corrections and feedback :)
@@Epicilem no worries! I hope I didn't appear as aggressive or such.
@@ballreal3 not at all, genuinely appreciate it!
@@Epicilem Oh good! 😁
Well, I'm glad you noticed this
Long Life Britannia 😏🇬🇧
I agree with Adam. It was not the real song.
Original will always be the best version
Since its a military ballad it does seem more than a bit odd to hear a woman singing it, especially the way she's singing it just doesn't seem to fit.
No, the original dates from Marlborough 's time and is very different. Like both though.
The song used is by the late great Gary Moore. It chronicles the story of an innocent man found guilty of robbery and sent to prison but other than being a great song it has nothing to do with the red coats. It would have been better to have used the song of the same name as sang by John Tamms and used in the TV series Sharpe. It really is a wonderful and evocative song and captures the spirit of the British soldier who forever does his duty for king and country.
KFG452: If you listen to the lyrics you will see that it isn't a "war song"......the only connection is the title.
ruclips.net/video/Ec729nmajwc/видео.html
What's the name and artist of this song?
Patty Gurdy
I expected the traditional version
@@brianstabile165 which would have been better imho
The clip that starts at 2:17, where is that from?
The Last of the Mohicans.
England in my dreams
real brits
God save the King
Capitalize K
Not the same song! - The Irish Thin Lizzy version is not the same song as the Sharpe one sung by John Tamms!
I know but that's over used and this song has the same name
"Here Come The Lobsters!"
What war was the scene from in 5:15?
It's from the movie Young Winston
The war is The Second Boer War
There have been a number of other such Tributes to Kipling's "Tommy's"
ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=john+tams+over+the+hills+and+far+away
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Excellent video, I did not like the music though
Thank you very much, as for the music I wanted more of a folk song but one that isn't too overused. I'd love suggestions for future videos though :)
This song is better song by Gary Moore and Nightwish
What is the name of the movie you used for the French and Indian war
Last of the Mohicans
movie name at 1:45 anyone ?
Last of the Mohicans
Britain is certainly a shadow of its former self but it could still stir Vibrance and influence again but it's empire in Imperial age is passed and in this world it very well may always be Athens to America's Rome but it looks like it could have secondary influence just like Switzerland maybe just like Japan but the EU is lost to German domination add now Britain has withdrawn from the periphery.
I met Richard Harris once
That's so cool! Where did you meet him?
@@Epicilem In the Southern Cross pub in Fulham; he was sitting with another actor I vaguely knew called Jeremy Kemp (Blue Max movie) I had a couple of drinks with them; of course they were getting old by then but it was cool to be with two notorious hell raisers when they were young
@@theart8039 That's such a treasure of an experience! Wow
*throws tea into the Boston harbor*
*Would be shot if Britain wasn’t busy with France*
Im a American. And a loyalist.
I would shoot any bastard at that damn harbor
I like countering the English world we literally see an American flag even though they didn’t even declare independence until 1775
Where are the scenes from the Napoleonic War from?
Waterloo (1970 movie)
3:39 😮😮
I think sb need to check on his history... the Boers were in South africa not North Africa....
I can't seem to understand the need to go to war. I know it's "human nature" or at least it's what we are told when young but I know it's something we could change if enough people stop hatred and spread love instead. My Grandfather served in the Army Vietnam/ Cold War he never gave me many details besides how badly they suffered and how if everyone could just sit down talk as the grown adults they are wars could be prevented.
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Wrong "Over the Hills and Far Away" my friend :)
I know, I just liked this song I accidentally found while looking for the real one :)
I know all of this song
Army, the champion is the advengers.. Captain America Spiderman batman 😅
Horses suffer horribly in the making of these films. Entertainment is never worth it.
so did they in the past
england awke
pity the brits lost america
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