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Jane Rochford have an affair with Henry VIII? 😆

How can this be taken seriously when they pronounce her name as Rockford.

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I absolutely knew about the naval war during the American Civil War. I also know they even had warships and freaking submarines! I know about the trench warfare and guerilla tactics were even employed. They had house to house urban fighting as well. Addendum- What's up with the news article at time stamp 8:03? It looks like a helicopter can be seen in the background?

None of the images or illustrations shown during the segment on Humphrey Davies were an arc lamp. They were rather examples of the 'Davies lamp', another Davies invention which involved enclosing the flame of miners' lamps in a metal mesh to prevent ignition. Though by the same inventor, they were neither electric nor an arc lamp, and showing first a picture of one, followed by a series of images of different types( one of which, half in frame when the video cuts away, clearly labels the parts and functions of said lamp!) and nothing else throughout the segment doesn't help gain more views or subscribers. People come to facts channels to learn something interesting they didn't know before, so things like this matter - be more careful in the future.

This is such a creative topic idea and great script as well🤯

Always love your content!

Nothing you said about the witch trials is a contradiction or misunderstanding.

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Your click bait title needs debunking

Love it

Amazing script

Elizabeth I Tudor shaped history???? how? not getting married? Because the Spanish Armada (never called Invincible, that's an English invention) was “defeated” by the weather and now... even when the English did the same by sending their ships to Spain, almost all the ships were destroyed, by the people not the weather, not just some as in the Spanish case, and in the end Spain won the Anglo-Spanish war. .I can't see what notable thing Elizabeth did, except, of course, a bunch of Hollywood movies. What happens to Isabel I of Castile? He sponsored the discovery of America, made humanity's first declarations of human rights and a treaty on indigenous peoples, banned slavery of indigenous people, introduced women's education, and passed laws that helped women keep their property and their money, in abusive relationships or if their husbands committed crimes. She made Castile the most powerful power in the world and the first global empire... Elizabeth Tudor only sponsored pirates, a noble goal, and a really great one. And left England's empty treasury, but, of course, hundreds of dresses and killer makeup

He was his own man...Just as Mozart was his own man.

Awesome

My great grandpa was transported on the Queen Mary to Europe during WW2. He was part of a replacement cannon unit in the battle of Rohr Pocket. All he told me was that the queen mary was super fancy and there was plenty to do.

There is some mistaken portrait in your infographic, one man is actually Thomas Alexander Dumas, another prominent black general from the time at 0:23

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To be honest we can't say if Lady Rochford was a good or bad person because we weren't there in the 1500s so we can't just say oh she's a villain or that she is a hero because we obviously werent there

isaac asimov was a professional scientist. p.h.d. chemistry (1947?) and associate professor of chemistry at boston university until he finally had to admit to himself that his earnings from writing far outstripped his earnings as a professor.

Great ppl think up great ideas...small minded ppl abuse these ideas & use them against humanity.

Was Lady Rochford power hungry, or threatened? Henry wanted to divorce and rid himself of Anne; who'd "proven she couldn't provide a son." By proving adultery, that is how he was able to divorce and execute her.

I watched the video and ...... I liked it😊

Hahaha feminism propaganda, why Elizabeth was a bad* s 😂🤣😂🤣 👎👎

A little study into pronunciation would have been nice.

Good grief. Very repetitve, and not fact based at all - nowhere in the official papers is there an act of betrayal attirbuted to Lady Rochford. She did not testify in court. This video is not based on factual historical evidence.

It’s a history channel, at least pronounce her name correctly 😡😡😡

I read the comments and I stopped watching 😁

he didnt look like that and he inspired mozart

Sounds like Lady Rochford was a two-face backstabbing so & so!

The greatest musician you never heard of.

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Wow, so many mistakes in this video. You should try a bit of research before making videos. Wrong pronunciations, wrong name used... come on man.

Lady Rochford got what she deserved when she got busted with Katherine Howards monkeyshines. She held a grudge with the Boleyn family and her pride in that brought her fall.

Lady Rochford...not Rockford. It's C not K.

It's RoCHford.

Was she married to Jim Rockford of the Rockford Files? RoCHford I think.

The Maestro, Joseph St George, Mozart learn from the Maestro.

This feels like it was written by ChatGPT.

Good vid

Katherine Howard was also Ann Boleyn’s and George’s cousin.

Lady Jane Parker was Henry the 8th cousin that is way she wasn't killed when her husband and sister-in-law were

I hate when history channels mispronounce names.

She was a victim too.

There was no absolute proof that she was the cause of anne and George deaths. She is histories scapegoat

Lady R was a survivor.

Stop this black Mozart maddens , Mozart is the white Boulounge

Actually, since St Georges performed before Mozart did, it makes Mozart being the white St George.