Thank-you for the historic disclaimers in the text, so many miss these important details.
@Epicilem2 күн бұрын
Thank you for noticing that!
@davidjacques23226 күн бұрын
The Tarleton family complain every time a new US high school history textbook is introduced. The US characterisation of Tarleton is rubbish and the family have all the documents to prove it.
@user-rk8hl3mz2d6 күн бұрын
Why do they insist that the Romans were blond? Romans despise barbarians😂
@Epicilem4 күн бұрын
Well Augustus was blonde, and, as a blonde guy myself, I'm a fan.
@georgeprchal39246 күн бұрын
Simcoe would eat Tarleton alive in universe. I'd be more interested in Rogers meeting William Wallace.
@Epicilem4 күн бұрын
Well Simcoe and Tarleton were close friends. And is Rogers and William Wallace a Braveheart reference by any chance 😂
@georgeprchal39244 күн бұрын
@@Epicilem and in real life Simcoe was more like Hewlett than Tarelton. But yeah put that version of Angus Macfadyen in Braveheart would be funny.
@thomaschinn634418 күн бұрын
you had pride history sad
@thomaschinn634418 күн бұрын
how can the brits be at fault the crown ruled america for 300 years
@theart803919 күн бұрын
I met Richard Harris once
@Epicilem18 күн бұрын
That's so cool! Where did you meet him?
@theart803918 күн бұрын
@@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
@Epicilem16 күн бұрын
@@theart8039 That's such a treasure of an experience! Wow
@russellwortham290222 күн бұрын
I’m riding with Dumbledore
@AtlatlMan22 күн бұрын
Half a league, half a league, half a league on...
@Ethanperdomo-v2m23 күн бұрын
I am British but this war was… sad
@cmbart123 күн бұрын
Hollywood has ZERO concept of real linear warfare.
@Ikram0829Ай бұрын
How he hide his eyes before his death , he didn't want to see the faces that he trusted, betray him. Caeser ❤
@stray4831Ай бұрын
Its gone back now to what it was before him.
@stray4831Ай бұрын
Its gone back now to what it was before him.
@DanielReckerBF4Ай бұрын
Proud Protestant(Pentecostal) from Guatemala 🇬🇹👊🏼✊🏼. The most protestant protestant country in Latin America and a republic.
@Embers73Ай бұрын
There was a bug difference between the New Model Army and the Rescoats of the 18th Century onwards, and that was leadership. The New Model Army waa a,pure meritocracy, later Redcoats were run by Ruperts.
@GloriousFranciaАй бұрын
Literally the best roman Emporer ever.
@GoooudaАй бұрын
Womp womp
@EpicilemАй бұрын
😂
@theoutspokenhumanistАй бұрын
A great movie but nothing like the real events. One major flaw was that Cromwell did not drive forward the execution of the king. He was only one of 59 signatories to the death warrant and had not yet taken political control. The scene of him almost forcing the others to sign has no historical validity.
@humbertorojas8941Ай бұрын
The Patriota: LA History
@gencoozen1192Ай бұрын
As a Turkish we see him our ancestor too
@nicholasgidaro5692Ай бұрын
Uh? Nevermind
@EpicilemАй бұрын
Hello
@daguroswaldson257Ай бұрын
That docudrama butchered the real Attila. Attila was a diplomat and a good ruler as well as a ruthless warlord, but the documentary made him look only like a brute.
@HuntzerH_123Ай бұрын
His name in the patriot was Tavington not Tarleton 😂
@EpicilemАй бұрын
Tavington was a fictional character based in the real person Tarleton. John Graves Simcoe was also a real person
@HuntzerH_123Ай бұрын
@@Epicilem Ohhh, didn’t know that, thanks for informing me
@EpicilemАй бұрын
@@HuntzerH_123 You're welcome, they were both close friends during the war. Simcoe was a mentor figure for Tarleton
@TheDogGeneralАй бұрын
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.
@user-dostiBaniRaheBusАй бұрын
His grave is just few steps away from my village house in Ghazipur district, India
@EpicilemАй бұрын
That's so cool!!
@heatherporterfield73432 ай бұрын
Totally cool! 300 years of history of one of most powerful armies that ever marched. 👍👌😊🇬🇧
@welshman89542 ай бұрын
In the colonial army's defence it took serious serious balls to fight british redcoats in the open field we brits train the most disciplined troops in the world it's what built us the largest empire the world has ever seen so for some quickly trained farmers to stand and take shot after shot is something to admire
@danyalahmad10532 ай бұрын
The fall of Stilicho was the signal for the Roman troops to massacre with brutal perfidy the families of the barbarian auxiliaries who were serving in Italy. The foreign soldiers, 30,000 of them, straightway marched to Noricum, joined the standard of Alaric, and urged him to descend on Italy.
@theplayernine81162 ай бұрын
Making a grilled cheese and tomato soup for a rewatch binge! Let's go season 4!!!!
@nowhearthis50672 ай бұрын
I believe every proud American should watch, listen, and learn from this video, in that the seeds of the American Revolution were sown by this man - Oliver Cromwell.
@AndrewMurray-gw6fmАй бұрын
You need to go back to history class
@nowhearthis5067Ай бұрын
Why? ‘Tis true.
@nickturner67092 ай бұрын
Great video. Stirs the blood!
@aswanson422 ай бұрын
Attention Romans-Go home and start packing!
@aswanson422 ай бұрын
I’ve been looking for this! What a beautiful lunatic he he is, with the crazy eyes!
@Michael.962 ай бұрын
Cromwell himself became a king in all but name.
@Aetius8282 ай бұрын
Caius iulius Caesar omnia vincit !
@Cornerboy732 ай бұрын
Whew - Protestants do not mess around, the Lord Protector was an absolute unit !
@JeffDbury2 ай бұрын
if Aetius had lived , there would have been no Ricimer.
@eddiepattisonhogg99172 ай бұрын
A nonsensical and emotive title to this article; King Charles the second was a traitor to the English Reformed Protestant faith and worked to undermine our constitution - taking a cue from his very evil father, who sowed the seeds of the demise of the Stewart Royal line, for they all eventually favored a return to Rome, but thank God, William of Orange came to our rescue, and kicked the last remnants of that unhappy breed off the throne. Kings are not divine in the sense that they are chosen because of their birth into a certain family; they are divine only in the sense that God has allowed them to conquer a people - like William of Normandy, who had no claim to the English crown other than the sword he brandished in his hand, and God; in his permissive will, allowed a tyrant to assume the throne. The defeat of the nobility in England in the seventeenth century could be an example of God's permissive will to bring just government to the kingdom, but as one of the regicides said on the scaffold, the people chose to go back to their servitude rather than the freedom they had been delivered from. Thank God I say again that William of Orange restored the gains of our protectorate parliament and so it has continued to this day, but an overweening fawning respect for the institution of the monarchy works against the purpose of God in establishing our freedoms.
@connarcomstock1612 ай бұрын
Sic Semper Tyrannis.
@CzarTJT2 ай бұрын
Love this compilation of scenes! Brilliantly done!
@Epicilem2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!
@mrgreenelander49522 ай бұрын
Colonel Tarvington observes that the Senior Officers are far too busy toasting each other, than taking this war seriously. The Colonel realized that fighting this war in the old manner would only lead to ruin and he was right. There where no civilians in this war. You where either for the crown, or for the patriots. Many who stayed loyal to the crown, had they're land stolen that would be worth tens of billions in today's funds
@hellheaven-dy2bz2 ай бұрын
Someone explain this to me 0:31
@Epicilem2 ай бұрын
Caesar crossing the Rubicon?
@hellheaven-dy2bz2 ай бұрын
@@Epicilem ok thanks
@osprey83413 ай бұрын
“Bring me the horse blanket” 😂
@ZAV19443 ай бұрын
Modern assessments have concluded that that Edward I was a good king. Braveheart didn't do him justice, then again Braveheart didn't do the Scotts justice either.
@mrthomas28473 ай бұрын
I find it weird Dragoons are riders that fight on foot. but in the movie they shown more as normal cavalry
@walterjonas77653 ай бұрын
Hannibal wasn't black!
@Epicilem2 ай бұрын
I can't really help here
@guillaumedupont75653 ай бұрын
Cornwallis ....A proud snob who fled like a coward after the lost battle because he did not want to be humiliated when he surrendered his arms during the signing of the capitulation ...Refusing to admit his defeat against Washington and to the insurgents whom he despised, he had one of his officers hand over his sword as a sign of surrender, he was a man without honor like many English officers during the War of Independence