ESU VIC - History of the English-Speaking Peoples

The History of the English-Speaking Peoples looks back at more than 2,000 years to recount the rich history of the occupants of the British Isles. From sources ranging from Roman times through to parliamentary political speeches, this video tells the great stories of the initial migrations from continental Europe, the tempestuous relations with other nations and the creation of the Commonwealth with the spread of the English-Speaking peoples globally.
Ultimately, this is a celebration of their heritage and the lasting impact that they have had on the world. The video also conveys a contemporary vision for more peaceful co-operation between the English-Speaking peoples.
For more information on the ESU VIC, visit https: //esuvic.org.au/

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  • @Survivethejive
    @Survivethejive Жыл бұрын

    Professionally produced, informative and refreshingly pro-English. Thank you for making this!

  • @noahtylerpritchett2682
    @noahtylerpritchett2682 Жыл бұрын

    I'm American of western English descent. Im proud of it

  • @liquidoxygen819
    @liquidoxygen819 Жыл бұрын

    I am proudly pan-Anglic, and also a staunch pan-Germanicist and pan-European. Each sphere nested within the other, although I would say that the pan-Anglic sphere is more-or-less, or arguably, a subdivision of the pan-Germanic sphere. I am no linguist, but I have heard it said that if it were not for the Norman invasion, English would be part of a West Germanic dialect continuum with continental Europe. There exist a few apocryphal reports of East Anglian and Frisian fishermen understanding each other. Old English and Old Norse were also mutually intelligible, and Britons, in the sense inclusive of Anglo-Saxons, have contributed a substantial portion of blood to modern Icelanders! It's also worth noting the ability of the Anglosphere to integrate German, Dutch and Scandinavians without issue or threat to the constitution of the places (as well as others from even further afield in the Indo-European family). Although bad blood existed between Boer and Briton in southern Africa, and while it still persists in places, they were able to come together to build the country of South Africa in the aftermath of those wars. I know a great swathe of modern-day Anglophones feel a deep affinity for our Boer cousins, and many Boers make the extra-African Anglosphere a new home as a result of political turmoil in their native country. We must preserve our sense of identity and our ties of kinship! Thank you for this wonderful presentation! I will be sharing this with all of my friends.

  • @billbarton9046
    @billbarton9046 Жыл бұрын

    Informative and interesting,very enjoyable.

  • @magisterdamask9015
    @magisterdamask9015 Жыл бұрын

    Fantastic stuff

  • @starwreck
    @starwreck Жыл бұрын

    Very well made video 👏

  • @regwatson4165
    @regwatson4165 Жыл бұрын

    Excellent production.

  • @noahtylerpritchett2682
    @noahtylerpritchett2682 Жыл бұрын

    compare the architecture, art, laws, traditions, customs, most of the inhabitants dna, cuisine, attire, language, religion, style of writing, of poetry, and of literature, formats of folklore, knowledge of certain myths, mental habits, and so fourth, the Americans, Canadians, Australians, British, Irish and New Zealanders share much in common, slight differentiating diversifying features do to divergence, but divergence aside a Generally Celto-Anglo-Norman common heritage can be found, However after the 60s, all the nations I mentioned received a major amount of multicultural and multiracial, and multi-ethnic immigration, and miscegenation.

  • @zpy-nq7wv
    @zpy-nq7wv Жыл бұрын

    IT'S " B.C. " AND " A D. " NOT THE CURRENT SOCIAL TEMS .OUTSIDE OF THAT , VERY INFORMATIVE.

  • @noahtylerpritchett2682
    @noahtylerpritchett2682 Жыл бұрын

    The English when Hannoverian dynasty was established were well keenly aware of the Anglo-Saxon origins of the dynasty and people of that part of Germany where Hannover was and is. Encouraging subjects of Hannover to move to England. After an amnesia went on, Anglo-Saxon culture witnessed a revival and Hannover German culture made influences in England as well as miscegenation of Hannoverian immigrants who Anglicized and native English girls and boys. With their revival here kzread.info/dash/bejne/n591z9duhKWtd9o.html

  • @noahtylerpritchett2682
    @noahtylerpritchett2682 Жыл бұрын

    as an American, I view the Revolutionary war as a tragedy separating British descended peoples unnecessarily, links that could of helped developed economic, scientific and technological development and exchange were divided and weaken by this divorce of Britain and America. Which may have screwed us Americans more, as the colonies of the Caribbean were wealthier than America alone and the access to British Caribbean and Canada caused us problems from lack of imperial benefits. In governing and it would of prevented a devastating civil war that happened in our own history, and the British banned slavery anyway decades earlier, aka a moral reason to stay apart of that empire as well. I think the British empire would of kept all territories it ever had ever like in our timeline, just with all of America's territories as well, and much of latin America with extra resources from America and base of operation unlike our own timeline mix with the lack of America's Monroe doctrine keeping Britain out of Latin America, annexing Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, etc. we diminished our own world size as the British peoples. because of our worthless useless irrelevant pointless unnecessary rebellion. All for stupid taxes. America had several insurrections and revolts in the aftermath, a list of which we forgot about (except civil war) The position of the Falklands, and a very lesser known major British descent migrations into Uruguy, Argentinia, Chile and Paraguy, and the military position of a near won British victory at Beunos Ares kzread.info/dash/bejne/h215q7aBnrfdYZc.html

  • @angelabushby1891
    @angelabushby1891 Жыл бұрын

    Can someone tell me why we cannot press LIKE button without sining in first,it's getting ridiculous,I cannot get on Facebook because I don't have a iPhone,it's a dictatorship.

  • @bearcingetorix6326
    @bearcingetorix6326 Жыл бұрын

    25:12 No need to get dressed up old chap.