The Violent Rise And Fall Of House Stuart | A Bloody Reign All Episodes | Real Royalty
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2021
- The Stuarts a bloody reign is an evocation of the extraordinary era when these four Stuart kings lived through turbulent times. Catholic vs Protestant, parliament against king and the English Civil War. Europe torn apart by religious conflict, the plague and the great fire of London. And finally a Catholic king fled his country and his throne.
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00:01 - James I
43:52 - Charles I
01:26:35 - Charles II
02:09:32 - James II
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@@michelleigh - that L-7 of a fad was already boring a month ago, are you & JJ,...lost in the "Hooterville" metaverse?
Thank you for your kind words on the original music of The Stuarts. It was an honour for me to compose music for this project🙏🏻🎵
Nice!!! 🎼
Great work on Arka Sokaklar as well
great job i didnt know it was original
Wow you're incredibly talented
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I wish they would do series like this with all the royal lines. Love the mix of documentary and the historical theatricals...
The rest of them aren't that entertaining
At first I thought that I wasn't going to like this style but it really grew on me. The scenes with the actors were great.
@@SpywareEverywhere fun
Funny thing is that they are all related! lol
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I like the vanity of all the people bragging about being descendants of these people in youtube comments. What an accomplishment!
People want to know where they came from. No reason to insult them.
@@Bigsioux1 Nobody comes from one person. Every human being on Earth has royal blood for the simple fact that the nobility ate better and let other people do the dying for them.
This is just primitive "Look at me. I'm special." behavior. To me, it raises an obvious question: If your ancestors were so great, why are you so lame? The greatest humans in history came from nothing.
@@similaritiesendhere Kind of like what you're doing by commenting your unsolicited opinion?
Ironic...that.
@@AFatalPapercut Aren't all comments unsolicited opinions? Lol
@@AFatalPapercut See, I'm not telling you to stop trying to inject stories about what your great, great, great grandpappy did into every other conversation.
I'm just telling you that most people don't care and that a lot of people think it that makes you look pretentious and lame. Your opinion is not going to change that simple truth.
Impressed with Charles Spencer as a commentator.
Given his sister's history and connection to the current British royal family, yes.
It's amazing to think that thousands of years we haven't figured out how to just get along with each other thank God it's not as bad as it used to be
Wow, those 400 yr old cedars @ 48:59 transplanted all the way from Spain to UK, and still alive after 4 centuries, beautiful! Can you imagine the quality of the wood? The reddish hue, fragrant aroma, natural rot resistance(especially on an old growth tree like itself, and it's high strength for a softwood. These are the trees the kings and emperors of old would pay a very high price for to build their ships out of, and other things as well, such as beautiful furniture(carved by highly skilled woodworkers). But with its inherent rot resistance and overall exterior durability, it was used on boats as one of the primary species of wood that went into their best ships. It is a different species/family than the "cedars" here in North America which are actually in the cypress family and although very nice wood, on average, not quite as good as the 'true cedars' of Lebanon like these you see here in this video. I'm amazed they've survived in such a different, colder climate than Spain. Sorry for long post, but as an ex-carpenter and now hobbyist woodworker + gardener/horticulturalist, I can't help but appreciate what beautiful trees these are. Everyone should plant at least one tree in their life. And make it something unique to your area; researching it first to see if it will thrive in your region, before planting it in a viable location. It could become your own personal legacy, be it 50 years or centuries later.
Agree. Your passion for fine wood comes through as a true carpenter who appreciates it. I also agree that everyone should plant & initially nurture a fine tree. As govts seem intent on increasing energy costs in the name of the environment, it is my opinion that reforesting the world where forests once stood & living amongst the trees would put so much more oxygen into the atmosphere & filter various pollutants that humanity would reap the benefits. I don’t want to get political but must point out that govts seem to ignore simple partial solutions like planting trees in favor of regulation invites lobbying or outright corruption.
Your comment was excellent. It’s like we’re living in a world that doesn’t appreciate nice things. When the cathedral at Notre Dame burned all I could picture was how tight the wood grain must’ve been from those old growth forests. Good luck here in 2024. From where I’m standing it looks like Rome is burning.
Protestant, Catholic; talk about much ado about nothing. Religion is the greatest evil ever brought to Mankind.
A great documentary! Thanks for making it!!
Indeed. It’s supposed to be a source of good and has done good but it has also done great evil.
I just love this channel. It truly is the Netflix for historical documentaries
No! HISTORY HIT IS LIKE NETFLIX BUT FOR HISTORY! I've been having that douche Dan Snow shoving that line down my throat for quite awhile
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Does not make sense.
@@nikkojovic9571 ...you got nothing, huh?,...it might be better not to advertise your shortcomings JJ.
@@mjonhouston im sorry i was a sleep when this shit happend
Been fascinated with English history since being sat down as a kid and told of my grandmother’s last name and it’s history. (Lancaster) Will probably never be able to afford the trip across the pond, but live vicariously via RUclips!
Dont go out to dinner for one year, and you will have more than enough to fly over, and have a decent place to stay while youre there. Definitely try to go. Its every bit as cool as you think it is.....You may not remember the dinners you had when you when you go out, but you will definitely remember that trip for the rest of your life. I really hope you can go some day.
I found out I am descended from Henry VII & Elizabeth of York... AFTER I went to England. 😂
I'm descended from Edward the IV through his daughter, Cecily of York, Elizabeth of Yorks sister. Through that ancestry, you can trace your ancestry back to the royal families of Europe, Hapsburgs and Holy Roman Emperor, through Jacketta of Luxembourg to the rulers of Crete and Jerusalem. Through Castile and Seville, back to Muhammad (and so back through the bible) In America, the Tuttle family has many members of note a recent book written about them. 1 in 20 Yale students, 100 years ago, was descended from that couple who left England in the 1600's. 23,000 people descend from that one couple! It's great to hear about other relatives!
Check out Joolz guides. He does excellent walking tours around London and hundreds of videos here on RUclips.
As for everyone who thinks they are descended from royalty you should double check your research. Its kind of like people who claim to have native american DNA. They always claim to be descended from a great chief or indian “princess” lol never from the guy who cleaned the toilet or fed the dogs or just some random person lol. Not saying it can’t happen but it just seems like everyone thinks they descend from one of the Henry’s most if not all of that bloodline died out centuries ago and if they were illegitimate there’s no record of them. The church kept all the records and they wouldn’t record bastards.
@@prepperjonpnw6482 We know how to do ancestry research with records. Once you hit a gateway ancestor you don't need to do anything further so you don't have to find the actual records yourself going back past that point if the gateway ancestor is verified.
Lovely to see Professor Kate Williams presenting a documentary, especially about such an exhilarating topic, love it!!!!
It's a woman's story Miss Maria, yawn.
She's annoying.
She’s awesome, first saw her in the Hidden Killers series. She’s so charming!
@@deutschesmaedchen I first saw her on hidden killers too, it’s one of my favorite series! And yes she is, I love how enthusiastic she is! ☺️
She's so animated and her eyes are full of life and drama (good, artistic drama). She's an excellent storyteller!
While James II may have been last Stuart Monarch, he may not be the last, as Princess Diana is descended from the Stuart's, and her and King Charles III's children thus will reunite the Stuart lineage.
His daughter Anne I was actually the last Stuart monarch
This channel is totally brilliant! I as a lifelong student of history absolutely love all the primary sources used in these productions. They really humanize the people they study. I do wish they would make films on the ranters and diggers of the 1640s.
With literature this whole era is endlessly interesting. I recommend the UK historian Christopher Hill and his classic work The World turned Upside Down. And his book The Century of Revolution. It is the history of the common people I love most about England. Also read the Historical Notices of N. Wilson of London they give a great picture of the life of a avid reader of a common man who was curious about the debates of the time as well.
The majority of these documentaries come from either the BBC, Channel 4 and I think maybe some from Channel 5 in the UK. It’s nice to have them all in one place together though.
Can't get this channel via the telly but fortunately I can receive via RUclips on my smart telly...very interesting
I Love how you put this all together. Thank you so very much
I am the 12th great grandson of (King Charles Stuart the second). His Royal Mistress & Actress (Mary “Moll” Davis) had a daughter with him (Lady Mary "Stuart" Tudor) who married (Second Earl of Derwentwater Edward Radcliffe). Lady Mary & Edward Radcliffe had a son (Charles Earl of Derwentwater Radcliffe) who married (Margaret M Snowden) and they had a daughter (Jane Radcliffe) who married (Robert Wilson Radcliffe) and they moved to America & had a son named (William Reuben Radcliffe) who married (Elizabeth Harrison). These two had a son named (John "Ratliff") as the name changed slightly due to the move to America. John Ratliff married his wife (Charlotte White) and they had a daughter named (Lydia B Ratliff) she who married Richard Ratcliff & had a son named (Abednego Ratliff) who had a daughter (Rachel Ratliff) who married (Elijah Vance) and they had a daughter (Dora Bell Vance) who married (Charles Hess) and had my second great grandfather (Elijah C Hess) who married Macie (Foster) and had a daughter my great grandmother (Lillian Mae Hess) who married my great grandfather (Algie Dee Adams) & they had my grandmother (Vicki Adams) who married my grandfather (Alvin L Johnson) & then my mother was born (Kimberly Mae Johnson). To which she met my father (Cory W Smith) and had me.
I was adopted at a very young age of 3 and given the name (Dorsey Z Littell) but originally named (Zavontez T Johnson) after my mothers maiden name for my father, never married my mother, and wasn’t there when I was born.
i love it how on his dead bed Charles II sayd about Nell Gwynn " Let not poor Nelly starve"
I've always wondered why my ancestors left castles and land
to go to Jamestown. The taxes and the civil war must have wreaked havoc.
Read Henery Esmond by William Makepeace Thackery. It's supposed to be his father's story. It's a great book!
I don't get it either. Pretty salty about it. Lol.
My ancestor left chasing a man lol. King Charles great granddaughter. The great granddaughter of Moll his mistress was my 9th great grandmother Jane Radclyffe
I'm so pleased to see this channel, and others like it, producing such quality content! Of these Stuart kings, it seems that James I and Charles II truly appreciated that they lived in an age where compromise served kings better than heavy-handedness. They ruled over a more literate, more sophisticated and self-confident nation than their Tudor predecessors. James II and Charles I lacked the ability to compromise and adapt, and they paid the price for it.
Yes especially Charles
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@@kathydominick1582 No doubt about it!
I agree. But if we are being honest these channels don't "produce" any content. They just air other people's work on their channel. Even this one was done by the BBC. I agree it's good to have it available to us viewers, but they are not "creating great content" by any means
@@brianclingenpeel5123 Still, I'm very pleased that it is available.
@@channellegendarium7677 you and me both.
A wonderful documentary on the Stuarts. I love history especially English Royal history. I hope they do documentaries on other Royal houses like Hanover, York, Plantagenet, Lancaster, Norman.
this is how history should be taught in schools,its like action movie
Agreed
I’m particularly fascinated by this series because the ancestor whose name last I carry fled England in 1631 due to persecution of the Catholics in England. I wouldn’t exist without the religious turmoil of England.
Mine fled Ireland with the Jacobites and sojourned in France for about a century, until the Reign of Terror when royalists became a target. Ironically, they switched over to Anglicanism after the Oxford Movement introduced Anglo-Catholicism to the established church.
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus Some people like genealogy, others think it's meaningless. Can't please everyone.
Various Aunts and my sister forced me to take DNA tests. My extended family arrived in Jamestown and Plymouth in 1620, we were not on the Mayflower, but we married their daughters :) Most moved to Boston area 1660's but that is a different story.. My ancestors were Minutemen at Lexington and Concorde, and Bunker Hill outside of Boston,
@@themaskedman221 Our genealogy tells us how events in history shaped the lives we lead. I don’t know why it wouldn’t be interesting to know how your family was affected by historical events, but I guess not everyone is a history buff. 🤷🏻♀️ Don’t know why they’re wasting time posting to my comment. Everyone has a hobby? I like sewing, reading and historical documentaries. They like being pointless in RUclips comments. To each their own, I guess.
This documentary is much better than I expected. Bravo well done.
Excellent Documentary!!! Thank you!
it makes me feel i am living this history in its ability to convey what happened, is happening. The feeling has a strange imbued glory to it.
A great documentary! I love history and I'm always watching historical documentaries. I have never learned so much about the Stuarts!! Very thorough and entertaining! I think it's very likely that King James' child was snuck in 🙃 (just a wild maybe guess, I haven't heard of him cheating so that would make sense) ... My grandmother was really big into researching our family ancestry... just before she died, she, my mom, my aunts, and my family submitted our DNA for a genealogy test. When it came back one of our biggest surprises was that it said that we were "illegitimate" descendants of King James II... basically, we have his DNA in our bloodline DNA, but it couldn't determine the maternal side. This is the first documentary that I have seen that actually highlighted some of his good traits, every other one that I have seen makes him out to be an inbred monster. I'm so glad to hear that he wasn't completely horrible!
and I did subscribe and hit the notification bell!! 🔔
Nonetheless STILL AN INBRED MONSTER! Gotta love family trees.....
Who else fell asleep and RUclips keeps trying to play this video???
Thanks, very well done. Had me enthralled to the end. This filled in some blanks for a history buff.
What always stood for me regarding Charles I was his reclessness and stubbornness. He wasn't a bad person, even people like Cromwell didn't regard him as inherently bad person (good Christian but misguided) but he clung to oldfashioned ideals of chivalry and kingship in the era when both was strongly challenged. Some of it was doubtlessly product of his French wife and court but in many cases, he was very heavy-handed and ardent about things going his way. He challenged (by intention or not) very roots of English monarchy and he, as king John before, paid for it. Was it a triumph of English democracy or just coup d'état of sidelined Parliament? I've read both perspectives but I think it was very much the first one. And leniency of Parliament towards Chales I very much shows they weren't interested in overthrowing him until he incited civil war for the third time. And even after that, Cromwell and radicals were minority in their intention of executing Charles.
A ‘triumph’ of English democracy? No, I think not. What it DID do for democracy, is put the people off from it for hundreds of years, even into the current day. If it was a ‘triumph’ at all, it was very fleeting.
It was hardly a democracy either, taking on the trappings of a dictatorship often.
The Cavaliers were Wrong but Wromantic. The Roundheads were Right but Repulsive. The Cavaliers wore short pointed beards, long, flowing curls, large, flat, flowing hats and gay (no homo) attire. The Roundheads were clean-shaven, wore tall conical hats, white collars and sombre garments. Under these circumstances a Civil War was inevitable.
Great video, thanks 😊
Well Informed here!!!
Great docu. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for the documentary 🙏 😀 👍 🙂
Thank you for this magnificent, epic of insightful history.
My mother was English and her last name was Banbury. I'm quite sure that I am not descended from any royalty, no money, no estates, no nothing. More likely I am
descended from horse thieves deeply mired in severe poverty and far worse. I have always, always wished to visit England, Ireland and Scotland to meet at least some of my relatives, but now I am old and it is too late, not to mention that at the most, my income for all of my adult life has been about $12,000.00 a YEAR. So all of you, be grateful for what you do have.
I'm a descendant of a king of Sweden, 4 or 5 French Kings and even more English. Wales and Holy Roman Emperors also. They're great grand parents, not even cousins or uncles.
I haven't paid rent in 4 months. Doesn't matter anymore. We all end up where we're meant to be.
Last names are Drake, Batten, Colby, Lear, Grenville, Chambers, Chamberlain, Chalmers. Sometimes we get the short straw.
Would you TRULY want to live like a royal, though? Seems stifling.
You need to get a job that pays better money.
People like you deserve to be royalty more than any REAL royals, pretenders, or usurpers. All hail Heather Queen of England, Scotland, and Wales. Her Majesty gives the Island of Ireland Soverienty unto itself. All hail!
@@matheoustargaryen I don't know if you are serious or not, but I thank you so much.
@@heathermccain6521 No I'm sorry if I sounded insincere, but I was/am VERY serious.
It's my pleasure to be a part of the royalty family thanks for this opportunity ❤ 💜 🙏 😊
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Hey fam
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This documentary is really great & the actors are superb.
Fantastic series, very well done!!!
Excellent series!!
This was excellent!
From the perspective of the outside looking in, I find Charles Spencer to be a true Countryman in his respect for the History of his family and country, for his birth to responsibilities of his land and home, for his clarity of who his Sister was and her expectations of her responsibilities to her Children, her Role, and her personal needs and desires as a woman.
Charles Spencer reflects a Mature Mind, Higher Mind, balanced in his person and his Title, Ethical and with Integrity he has secured his home, property, the History, and the People that have their lineage attached to the Spencers, whether through kinship of bblood, or years of servitude. His personal Harmony stands as an example to others and will for future times.
I've developed a great respect for this man and through him we have a potential vision of what Diana's character could have easily continued to mature to have been.
Truly a tragic loss to her children, family, country, and countless worldwide.
I've little doubt her energy shines bright upon her brother.
Harmony and Peace literally begin within.
You don't know what you are talking about.
This man is a gross cheater and abuser, married to his third wife at the moment and with no contact with his own children.
He denied Diana's request to live at Althorp, but has been basically using her corpse and memory as a tourist attraction to mantain his fortune for the past two decades. At the time of her death, he probably knew his sister as well as their childhood nanny.
He is the one who introduced Martin Bashir to her, leading to that pos feeding disgusting lies to Diana, a woman who famously suffered from multiple mental health issues, this connection also resulting into that disaster of an interview and heavily contributing to her death (because of Bashir's lies, Diana refused her royal security after divorce).
And don't even mention any responsability of his towards Diana's sons. He did nothing for William and Harry. They were raised by their father and paternal grandparents, not Charles Spencer. However, both of them are close to their mother's sisters and their families, but never to this cheap man.
There's nothing to admire about the Spencers' characters either.
His parents and grandparents, particularly his father, were also extremely shitty people. There's no harmony in that family.
Actually, their fuck-ups resulted in the mess that was Diana. Because she wasn't the saint that the media and people who weren't even born during her lifetime made her into. She was mentally and physically abusive to Charles; she fired multiple staff members without reason; she used her barely-teen son as a personal therapist (which is abuse too, poor William); she was the first to cheat (so much that idiots still question Harry's paternity and even Harry himself wondered when he was young), having affairs with multiple men who were either married or in relationships and harassed one of the wives until the police got involved; she pushed her stepmother down the stairs and as soon as her father died, she put her clothes in trash bags and threw them out of the house etc.
Fantastic presentation! I have a crush on the lovely lady who is starring in this video! She does a great job in so many ways! kudos to her!
at 2:24:00 "James becoming the first catholic monarch"...wasn't Mary I Catholic?
Yes, but the difference here is that Mary was also the first regnant queen. They were taking a chance with her, didn't know how she'd work out. James, being a man, was in this instance a known quantity.
Aristocratic misogyny, you might call it.
Excellent documentary
This was an awesome documentary on the British Monarchs! I came thinking I would hear more about The King James Bible and stuff pertaining to that but I got so much more, especially being a history buff that wasn’t too keen on this part in history class but this has me on the edge of my seat,😂😂
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"The Glorious Revolution" moniker is a wonderful example of historical spin. The Stadtholder of the Netherlands invades England with an armada more than twice that of the Spanish in 1588, takes the English throne, installs his court in London, and reorganizes the British state along bourgeois Dutch lines, but all credit goes to British parliamentarians who, with his approval, enact a new Constitution. Amusing.
It was glorious for Dutch bankers! They consolidated their power over the credit-bought king by founding the big London banks (which are still there today) immediately after the most glorious revolution that their huge loans could buy.
Tip: wasn't Elizabeth still reigning in 1603
@@rodneysandson Yes, and about a century after her victory over the Spanish, England capitulated to the extremely well-financed, bank-sponsored, heavily-indebted fleet and army of William of Orange. The Bank of England was founded (with Dutch banker money) a couple of years later.
It's another day in English historiography. But while we're on it, let's also remember that before the Dutch it was the Italians who bankrolled English kings and established their mercantile networks and credit markets. It's called "Lombard" Street for a reason.
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Growing up, I always loved the unpopular monarchs , so James II was near the top of the list. I don’t think he was trying to impose Catholicism (he knew that was impossible) but to give rights to his fellow Catholics. But doing this completely alienated his Anglican supporters who held power I am to this day fascinated by the Jacobite movement
You are most accurate.
An outsider looking in, here's a copy of my comment:
(A bit direct, but it is History and Research based, History is one of my degrees, Sociology and Journalism the other 2.)
Copy: Catholicism is so often the scapegoat, the excuse, to distract from what the true threats were, *"greed"* and that of the Money Exchangers, the Elites, the Egos.
There are few Histories that demonstrate Ego and Greed like that if Britain.
The quiet rule of the current Elizabeth, her father, and even grandfather have caused the reality to fade. Fearing their elimination as the other Royals of Europe faced, they found that a step back and the customary News Media gossip focus keeps their business behind the veil as the Public feeds on the Gossip.
The facts are found when One follows *"the Money Trails".*
...and focus on the *"Banker"*
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Tennessee, USA
Do you think God approved of all this. Considering the Catholic church of raping and pedophiles!
Bonnie Charles Battle of Culloden
😀people live to hear these secrets I read in the books of English history! Read and get educated about these monarchs and their private sexual fantasies as they could afford this slime of so called animal fun and pleasure seekers!
They have no real morals or scruples!
I will never understand how Elizabeth wasn't forced to marry and have an heir. How do you let someone from another country just come in and rule?? It's insanity
Thanky ou for this
You kids are AWESOME! This American cousin has family who immigrants here from Aberdeen and regard Oxford as my school of dreams. Thanks for this! I’m going to subscribe
Really interesting
I love this sort of secondary school drama club approach by the actors and the presenter. ;) The best approach, in a way. :)
This was very interesting!
LUV ALL HISTORY, ESPECIALLY ENGLAND!! TYVM FOR SHARING!!! NOW IF I COULD ONLY UNDERSTAND YOUR ACCENTS BETTER!!!
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I recently discovered, after deep diving into my family heritage, that King James I of the Stuarts is my 13xgreat grandfather. 13 greats in front of grandfather, but directly related on my mother's side. My great-grandfather's last name was Stuart. Crazy, right? I honestly don't know that much about him, as in the past I have only really been interested in the Tudor reign of England. It's fascinating to learn so much about him.
That is so awesome!
We might be related then!!
I am the 12th great grandson of (King Charles Stuart the second). His Royal Mistress & Actress (Mary “Moll” Davis) had a daughter with him (Lady Mary "Stuart" Tudor) who married (Second Earl of Derwentwater Edward Radcliffe). Lady Mary & Edward Radcliffe had a son (Charles Earl of Derwentwater Radcliffe) who married (Margaret M Snowden) and they had a daughter (Jane Radcliffe) who married (Robert Wilson Radcliffe) and they moved to America & had a son named (William Reuben Radcliffe) who married (Elizabeth Harrison). These two had a son named (John "Ratliff") as the name changed slightly due to the move to America. John Ratliff married his wife (Charlotte White) and they had a daughter named (Lydia B Ratliff) she who married Richard Ratcliff & had a son named (Abednego Ratliff) who had a daughter (Rachel Ratliff) who married (Elijah Vance) and they had a daughter (Dora Bell Vance) who married (Charles Hess) and had my second great grandfather (Elijah C Hess) who married Macie (Foster) and had a daughter my great grandmother (Lillian Mae Hess) who married my great grandfather (Algie Dee Adams) & they had my grandmother (Vicki Adams) who married my grandfather (Alvin L Johnson) & then my mother was born (Kimberly Mae Johnson). To which she met my father (Cory W Smith) and had me.
I was adopted at a very young age of 3 and given the name (Dorsey Z Littell) but originally named (Zavontez T Johnson) after my mothers maiden name for my father, never married my mother, and wasn’t there when I was born.
Ser Owen: It's not his prerogative I doubt brother but his wisdom my favorite lines
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My favorite video on the channel
She is an excellent professor
Hello everyone thanks for having me it's my pleasure to meeting you guys and happy holidays to you'll much love ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕
@Deathstroke The Terminator*
Love how Mr Gould explains brush strokes ( 53:26 ) as I recall visiting NY art museums. 1976-1977. Catholic school art teacher was a stoner. How disappointing, as I look back on it , however I'll always appreciate that field trip. Sidenote: this art teacher had a Tammy faye baker makeup thing going on.
Hello everyone commonwealth family thanks for having me it's my pleasure 🙏 ☺ 😊 🤗 😀 😄 🙏 ☺
What is the music playing at 4:00 ? Does anyone know? Thank you
I forget the historian's name who is presenting but she needs to show Suzannah Lipscomb how it's done. This woman and Joanna Fletcher (my *absolute favourite* historian and BBC Presenter) really bring a lot of passion to the subjects they present. I feel immersed in the history. BBC in my opinion can't be beat when one wants to know the historical facts of the monarchy from the beginning to now without it being dry and boring.
History ❤❤
Richard Cromwell was derisively known as "Queen Dick." He quit the title of Lord Protector of within eight months of his investiture
i wish i can tell a story like this women is doing .
How can James II be the first Catholic king when Mary Tudor was a Catholic?
She was Queen not a King
It's not fair to call him "pigheadedly catholic ." Faith demands all in, or all out.
I thought it just required as much as the size of a mustard seed?
Ironic this comes across ones feed after watching To Kill a King.
anyone here heard of a Captain Thomas Pittman, who, along with his two brothers, backed the king and fled to America when the crown was defeated?
conflicting stories of his birthplace: Gloucestershire or Monmouthshire
24:56 that is Princess Diana's brother
He is an ancestor. Hey there Jimmy!!
If only my ancestors would've known then what we know now, never again will our houses be divided.
Absolutely the greatest city 💙 ❤ 🙌
Someone needs to make a reel with the sound from 02:06:25
I wish there was a Mary Tudor episode as long as this one.
If you search on RUclips, there are at least 5 that I know of (because I watched them). There are 2 or 3 that are about 2 hours long.
@@whaleymom76 by the real royalty ?
@@setaccuser308 People's Profile does one of them. History Calling does one. I'm not sure who does the others. Like I said, search on RUclips and you'll get an entire list. 🙂
Are these “Winn’s” the same “Winn” that now have a casino in Las Vegas? Maybe a silly question but I haven’t really heard of another Winn. Thanks
Ugh I can't believe I forgot to mention David Starkey. Legend.
I just love Stewart
That call hate and jealous sometimes they recognize that they kill someone they're going to get the benefits of it all they've on mind waste your life for something they can't afford that was sad for human thinking 💔
*In-Breed* -
Still going on with vaccinations and just as stupidly mindless and divisive.
To the King across the water.
Is there a reason in the dramatizations Charles I does not use the “royal we?”
Thank God for the world's Cinncinatus' and Washington's. Else there would never have been any Great Republics. Ambition...the curse of stable government but necessary for any successful one.
At 36:37. Well, Sir Richard was clearly prejudiced against Spain. Charles, Prince of Wales, had a totally different opinion of what he saw in Spain, especially in the palaces of Madrid. Charles came back to relatively backwards England with a huge, connoisseur appreciation for fine art. It was in Madrid that Charles (and I presume not Sir Richard) was introduced to the Hapsburg art collection, the biggest in Europe at the time. That's where Charles saw Titian, Tintoretto, Raphael, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Veronese and Rubens for the first time. It was due to this Spanish adventure that Charles, when he became king, started to import to England all this marvelous art, along with great continental artists like Rubens and Van Dyck, who set up shop at the English court. Banqueting House, in Whitehall, has the largest Rubens ceiling painting in Europe. It was built in preparation for the Spanish Infanta's arrival that never happened. Whitehall Palace (no longer around since it burned down in the late 1600s) was built by Charles in imitation of the Royal Alcazar in Madrid (that's where all the Hapsburg art was collected). It's not an exaggeration to state that Charles' Spanish adventure was the beginning of the Baroque period in England.
Margaret Tudor is my 14th great-grandmother🏴
The female narrator is clearly passionate about her work as a historian. The narration is a bit overly dramatic in style, though. But I do love her voice!
I love her voice as ell AND EVERYTHING ELES SHE IS THE TOTAL PACKAGE!
@@jamiebegg4831 OKAY
Honestly Barbara Palmer and Louise de Kerouaile kind of remind me of La Valierre and Montespan
Spanish equivalent of Buckingham that's probably Gaspar de Guzman y Pimentel Count-Duke de Olivares
Thomas Fairfax is the only Parliament creature I don't completely despise because he gave Charles II the horse he used to enter London
The horse Charles II rode juring his coronation ceremony was provided by Ser Thomas Fairfax
Out of all Kings of England Charles I had the best Queen Henrietta Mariah (Hanryette Marie) is a personal favorite of mine
Kate and Dan are my favorites among the Real Royalty hoasts
I keep on expecting to see Matthew Bayton for almost all the Stuart kings
All hail the king of bling! Let's sing! Bells ring-ding ding! 👑🥂
*Kingship, in its origination of Royals, Royal Bloodlines,* including and before the Pharoh's, *"began with the claim of Divine Rulership".*
Stuart's or the Family of Henry VIII, You tell me who you find the more appealing, based on their Behaviors (and I'm not speaking to the 20th Century of those whom had to adapt due to Fears of being usurped like the rest of their cousins in Europe.)