Really delved into her story after visiting Sudeley Castle, and it is not an easy thing to read about. The fact that these grown men were accusing a child of being "fast", when in fact she was being assaulted - repeatedly - is sick. That painting of Lady Jane Grey being executed, along with the stories about her having an absolute (and easily understandable) meltdown in the hours leading up to her execution, was equally horrendous. That fat, diabetic, gout ridden fool has a lot to answer for! Glad Parr outlived him, even if she did marry the equally slimy and dangerous Thomas Seymour. Can't stand that guy either. Manipulative little worm of a man.

@ingloriousbetch4302

5 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, child SA victims are still blamed for their abuse to this day, just as adult ones are.

What a horrible man that King Henry VIII was! I really feel for Catherine Howard. Your compassion comes through when you tell this story! Thank you!

@unclebounce1495

Жыл бұрын

I disagree strongly that Henvry VIII was cruel or horrible. I believe the artistocracy about him caused the majority of those problems. It was a corrupt cess pool he had to survive in, and the only way you do that is to cut out all infected parts are any parts that show symptoms of possible infection. Similar to Balkan politics. All of those atrocities are blamed on the monarch by the anti-monarchy historians who never blame the merchants, international interests, and aristocratic schemers. Little Catherine Howard was sadly used, abused, and destroyed by a very corrupt system in flux at the time.

@dyfrigshandy

Жыл бұрын

@@unclebounce1495 stupid, its both

@Isaac-wo1xj

Жыл бұрын

He also did a great thing by making a English Translation of the Bible Legal.

@dasparado

Жыл бұрын

Power corrupts, but honestly we really dont know what happened or all the details. Its amazing how much history gets wrong. Heroes are often really villains and vice versa.

@unclebounce1495

Жыл бұрын

@@dasparado Exactly. And it's very obvious how connected all of these wives and their families were with with papacy sympathizers and opposing political rivals. it was a time of open corruption and VERY active conspiracy and propaganda by the first european collective government fighting to maintain it's tyranny over everyone (aka the vatican). if you think this unprecedented challenge went without unprecedented levels of propaganda and subversion, you're a mor0n.

Very refreshing to listen to a comment on Catherine Howard that puts in perspective her tragic fate .Thanks.

As a Mum of 3 Daughters and Nana of 6, 4 Being Granddaughters, this breaks my heart more than I can say. This was a Child Who had been "groomed" and use by her family when she became of an age to do so. She never felt the love or guidance of a Mum. She simply tried to survive, and in her innocence was a lamb to the slaughter. Rest in peace Sweet Child, may you have found the love and peace denied you here on earth

@nancytestani1470

7 ай бұрын

That was what was done in those days…married very early… they all helped themselves

@joannemadden7449

7 ай бұрын

@@nancytestani1470 I myself was married at 16

I saw a beautiful film years ago that told the story of Catherine as you have, sympathetic to a girl child becoming an innocent adolescent, used and abused by the now famous "patriarchal structure" in its heyday., a story too often still repeated in the world to the anonymous girl and boy children unprotected. History unlearned is history repeated. Thank you.

@cuebj

Жыл бұрын

More a victim of elites who were almost all, but not entirely male. Queens Mary and Elizabeth were also power-enabled monsters.

I've always wondered why Catherine Howard never fell pregnant. It is said that the Duke of Norfolk actually encouraged his niece to get a child by Culpepper. It would seem either Culpepper shot blanks or Catherine was sterile. It's hard to imagine a young fertile woman not falling pregnant. There was certainly plenty of time for her to do so. She must have known a son would have secured her position with Henry. Certainly it is said that her dead cousin Anne Boleyn mocked Henry for his impotence. One wonders how much Henry had been responsible for so many botched births or miscarriages of Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn.

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

I would love to have seen that psycho's face if he could've been told it's the male which decides a child's sex!He would've likely foamed at the mouth.Poor little Kat.Her power mad uncle & aloof grandmother have as much to answer for as H8 himself.Bess of York would've been heartbroken to see how he turned out.

@robinlillian9471

Жыл бұрын

I doubt she and Culpepper had all that much time together. She knew what happened to Henry's wives who didn't produce sons, but a son of Culpepper might not have looked much like Henry.

@lizzieandmocha1131

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Henry was likely the one who was responsible for him not having many kids, since he had SIX wives and countless mistresses and only had a handful of living children.

@raysmith2940

Жыл бұрын

If only they had invented Viagra then. So many lives could have been saved!!

@eldorados_lost_searcher

Жыл бұрын

Would the open sores on his leg have had an effect on Henry's ability to "get it up?"

Greetings once again from nova Scotia, I love how you tell A story, it's not just dates and numbers, but nuanced and sad in it's own way. I knew what the facts were about that poor girl, make no mistake, she was abused by almost everyone in her sad, short life. I find it quite telling how empathic and kind you are, in the way you relive the story. Thank you for doing what you do, and as always best regards, Arthur

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

How lovely, thanks Arthur. 👍

@dianahunt6090

Жыл бұрын

Thank. You. For. Your. Historical. Reflections. On. Great historical. Facts. And. Mr Arthur. Keep up. The good. Work from Diana. Lee

@sameyers2670

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Kevin tells a good story and always shows empathy to the people in the story

That was beautifully presented! And the first I heard someone teach about her, not as a hussy and not as a victim of her 'own womanly desires'. Really great video, thank you so much for teaching history while still reminding us of the people's humanity!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

That's kind, thank you 👍

@seraphik

2 жыл бұрын

this, x100000. so often people kinda just gloss her story over as "welp, this one actually had it coming because she actually did cheat on the king." jfc girl was literally abused and raped her whole life. i feel sick 🤢

You are a superb grisly story teller yet have compassion and sympathy. Never have i found history so interesting. Carry on Kevin.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Gosh, that's so kind, thanks Richard 👍🏻

What a tragically sad and horrendous tale, incomprehensible horror those poor girls went through,...... Thank you Kevin.

"She has the block brought to her room; She tries it out" Jesus christ that's cruel. Just the mental image of her in the cell, crying as she rests her head on the block. I mean I know the execution part is the real cruelty, but damn, that one detail made it a lot more real.

@sklauda1

2 жыл бұрын

She wanted to make sure she could stay composed when the time came. She practiced so she knew what to expect and how to place herself.

@batmscot6149

Жыл бұрын

@@sklauda1 That makes a lot of sense if she knew they messed up executions , but still even though she tried to prepare her resolve collapsed at the end .such a tragic end.

@Boo675jhggg

6 ай бұрын

It was quick they usually managed it with one sweep with the aristocracy. They didn't just hack away at it like they had to with the lower classes.

What a jewell it has been to discover your channel! I am the daughter of a spritely 80 year old history professor (American), and was taught to know and love history. Oh the civil war battle grounds we walked through on SUMMER vacations in the south! You tell stories very much like my father lectured. It comes alive! His students, from the 60s and on, still today keep in contact with him.

@skyethewylder

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I need to say, as much as I think I know about the Tudor era from movies and books etc, so much of what you have shared has put such a personal touch on it, with incredible information. Chopping off heads has always just been, to me, the worst of worst. Maybe it was an old movie I saw as a child about Mary, Queen of Scots. I did not realize Jane Boleyn suffered the same fate as Anne. I cannot even imagine the mental anguish and torture Henry's victims went through. May he be met in hell by the devil himself! Like, 500 something years later, I am kinda pissed off on their account. What a complete and utter tool.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

How lovely Kiki, thanks for your comments here, they're appreciated. 👍🏻

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

Kiki Allez: Fascinating.I adore history.Your father sounds much like my own.Have you heard about the Union soldiers seen walking with mist around their feet?Then one stumbles & the reel begins again.Sounds like a Stone Tape.I hate to think it could b sentient beings having to replay again & again.Its sad that humans still believe that a war will solve all their problems.They never learn from history,it seems.And now we have Putrid to worry about.I watched a program fairly recently which took the form of an actress taking the role of Harriet Tubman being interviewed by a reporter.She was beyond awesome!Wasn't she supposed to b on some dollar bill & that ****Chump stopped it?Best not say what I think about that.I am a reenactor.We do ACW & ECW.I love wearing crinolines,so feminine.Even if they were a health hazard & impractical etc.Much more to my taste than torn jeans or man buns(!)My hoop has an exasperating habit of falling down at the most inconvenient times!In a film called Journey To Shiloh,one of the characters wears a dress & a hairstyle to die for.She looks like a goddess!Have u & your father any fav eras in history?For me,year dot to 1900s.Which keeps me quiet.All the best.

this dude is an amazing storyteller

@hemidas

2 жыл бұрын

He'd be an excellent audiobook narrator.

This is how history should be told , because it was told in story fashion, I will remember it. Henry was in pain from his leg, but I think he also had a mental problem. Fear made him do many of the horrific things he did, and he was surrounded by men and women who looked to their own advancement.

@ajrwilde14

Жыл бұрын

he was a narcisstic psycopath

@jimmyrustler8983

Жыл бұрын

Henry was said to have received quite a nasty blow to his head during a jousting competition at some point in his life. That likely resulted in his mental illness. A similar thing happened to the Red Baron, too.

@francesrude3007

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I said the same thing in another of this gentle mans videos.

@raysmith2940

Жыл бұрын

yes, sycophants. there were many of them.

@shivanjali_arts

Жыл бұрын

I've also read that Henry may have had a head injury after a fall during a jousting tourney. This could have caused his erratic and paranoid behavior.

As others have said, it's refreshing that your videos are in a face-to-face story telling format! It also gives a more personal feel.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you like them, thanks 👍🏻

This was such a horrifying yet intriguing story.She didn't deserve any of that .Keep the amazing stories coming.You're doing a smashing job!Keep it up!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening 👍🏻

A simply heartbreaking story. At 11 a child is a child and can’t be held responsible for the actions of an adult, she was a victim and not someone who has committed treason. I wonder how 'mad' Jane Boleyn really was, I used to be a mental health paralegal and people sectioned mental health issues act in a way that’s a present and immediate danger to themselves or others. They rarely act mad in a way I imagine Jane Boleyn did for it to be picked up on so quickly. I find the Norfolk's role more than a little interesting as they have always been Catholic, they are the primary Catholic family in England. I don't know if it was her uncle or cousin that Henry sentenced to death and the day before he was supposed to be executed Henry died. It was seen as a minor miracle at the time. Gosh your videos just keep getting better and better, it brightens my day to see you’ve posted.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, that's really kind Mark, thank you. Re your comment, Jane Boleyn had told so many lies, gotten her brother and sister in law executed and now Catherine Howard....I can't imagine how her mind must have been working.

One thing people forget to mention about King Henry VIII was how large he actually was, not in width but in height. He was a giant of a man. Having seen his armour many times at the tower I’m often amazed how big he was compared to the average Tudor man. Henry stood at 6ft 1in, not that tall by todays standard but the average at the time was 5ft 5in. An imposing figure that’s for sure and I imagine when dressed for battle up on his war horse he would have put the fear of god almighty into all those that opposed him

@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

Жыл бұрын

An imposing figure of a misogynist and murderer of women

@lizzieandmocha1131

Жыл бұрын

Especially in his younger days when he wasn't fat. In his youth he was very athletic and muscular, so he would've been quite intimidating.

@francesrude3007

Жыл бұрын

I dont think it put the fear of "God" in anyone that truly belonged to God.

@TheMcneill93

Жыл бұрын

@@francesrude3007 I challenge you to stand before a giant of a man in full armour riding a war horse also in battle dress and let us see how your bladder holds up.

@GTMarmot

Жыл бұрын

Just a bigger target

That was the best narration of Kathryn Howard’s story! Thank you.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

i love this channel. really a master historian and storyteller. ugh, these stories of Henry VIII and his society really make the skin crawl though, don't they? i feel terrible for Catherine Howard. i had no idea she was literally kept as a sex slave by her uncle before being offered to Henry VIII as... well... a glorified royal sex slave 🤢 just awful.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏻 They really were awful times.

@robinlillian9471

Жыл бұрын

She wasn't kept as a sex slave. She was a young girl who partied like college students do today. She was unimportant with little dowry, and it wouldn't have been a problem if she hadn't been chosen for Henry. If she had stayed in the dormitory, she probably would have ended up marrying one of those young men. Lower status women were much freer to do what they wanted, because there was so little money involved.

@timhazeltine3256

Жыл бұрын

@@robinlillian9471 Perhaps. However, she was not low status. Instead, she was the granddaughter of the Duke of Norfolk, one of England's most powerful aristocrats. Her family used her as a pawn, with tragic results.

@Boo675jhggg

6 ай бұрын

It must have been a terrifying thing to be born into the royal family, with few pleasures and hardly any freedom.😮

what a great storyteller this guy is! keep up the good work!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Matt, will do.

What a story! That poor girl! A true condemnation of H8’s time. Had he been a Roman dictator or caesar, he’d have been pronounced “memoriae damnatio “ and all his statues, etc smashed. Great, touching episode! Cheers!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's the problem with an absolute monarch.

It's really insightful to bring some perspective and humanity to history. Reading a book with fact after number after another fact is one thing, but having a face, personality and a story given to those people once again - well ... you bring history and people back to life, Kevin. Thank you!!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrej, that's appreciated.

I've noticed your recounting the tales of the era are conveyed in an incredibly easy to comprehend manner. Very much lending to the human element. I think that's really the hallmark of a good historian, it isn't simply about enthusiastic interest alone. Very well done indeed!

@thehistorysquad

11 ай бұрын

Wow, thanks very much 👍🏻

@torn.blue.sky101

11 ай бұрын

@@thehistorysquad Praise where it's due! Found myself sitting going through them thinking ; "This guys really good..." ... Learned a lot of interesting things today, drank a lot of tea, and physically achieved the square root of F.A 🤔 It's been quite brilliant...Not at all lazy, mind. Conservation of effort 😅

@thehistorysquad

11 ай бұрын

@@torn.blue.sky101 Absolutely, exercising the mind 😜

@torn.blue.sky101

11 ай бұрын

@@thehistorysquad 😂

I get lost in your stories and then have to catch myself when I remember that all this actually happened 😔 That poor woman 😭

I have always found the execution of Cathrine Howard and Jane Boleyn to be a prime example of how the women of the Tudor period were used by the men around them. Here you have poor Cathrine, who was just a child, dangled in front of the King by her uncle much like he dangled Mary and Anne before her. Then there is Jane, who had some how survived the execution of her husband and sister in law, if she gave evidence against them who could blame her? She must have been absolutely terrified. Both of these women were obedient to the head of their family, as they were expected to be and as a result were used and abused before they were thrown away like trash. I cannot imagine the terror they must have felt when they placed their head upon that block.

@Boo675jhggg

6 ай бұрын

The terror they must have felt when they were told they were going to marry Henry the 8th. 😮

Thank you Kevin, once again an amazing heart rending tale --

You're not making me like Henry VIII any better, you know. I was one of those who did not know that much about her background, nor how Jane Boleyn died in that mess. So thank you for this interesting video, and thank you for your sensitive storytelling.

@thehistorysquad

11 ай бұрын

My pleasure and no, he wasn't a good man 👍🏻

When you mentioned the date she was executed, I felt compelled to check and sure enough, Feb. 13th, 1542 was on a Friday. Her tragic story came to an end on Friday the 13th. Interesting, that. Makes me wonder if this situation helped solidify the tradition of treating that day as unlucky.

@JenneeAmell

2 жыл бұрын

Possible. I believe the start of Friday 13th as “unlucky” comes from the Knights Templar being arrested on that day in the early 1300s by the King of France and then tortured and executed. Interesting stuff and the origins of the tales of the Templars treasures that pop into Hollywood.

@TCW838

Жыл бұрын

I also have seen where the Friday the 13th being a bad luck day traces it's origin to the Knights Templar. It's possible that this situation solidified that tradition.

That was both disturbing and enthralling at the same time… thank you sir.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

We often listen or read history and here you made her more real and human

Wonderful to see history told by someone knowledgeable, & passionate about it.

A heartbreaking story, wonderfully told. Catherine's sad story has always been the one that gets to me ever since our music teacher made us listen to Rick Wakeman's "Six wives of Henry VIII" in year 8

"Festering old man." In Henry's case that's quite literal.

To marry a young girl to a bloated ulcerous letch of a king is beyond ludicrous. Saddest story that is on par with Lady Jane Grey. This will keep me up tonight. Great research. You've made Catherine Howard come to life.

This story is a great example of the danger of power, and why you should never, ever, let the powerful disarm you

Being a lover of English history and hearing multiple accounts of this poor young girl's situation I came to the same conclusion. Thank you for your videos and how you separate and focus on that situation and not cloud it up with the minutia.

I'm very glad to live in the modern age after listening to some stories you told. These are horrifying.

This story was played out in the television program, The Tudors. Henry VIII was a madman.

Think that was the last one I was missing and I have to say this one hurts. Even given that in these times you were "adult" much earlier, we all know that from mindset you are not. Poor girl! Thanks for telling the story your way.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

You're most welcome, it was certainly a sad tale and a sad end for her.

Thoroughly enjoyed that - thank you. The Tudor period has always fascinated me --- but I have to say that this is the first I've heard of Jane Boleyn being executed straight after Catherine. Well you learn something new every day. You are a wonderful story-teller. Have subscribed.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your sub and welcome to the channel Milady 👍🏻

What a sad story poor girl ... dangerous times indeed Keep them coming Kevin

It’s so wonderful to bring some much needed humanity to individuals from history, who otherwise are remembered as footnotes in the schemes of more powerful figures.

I absolutely adore history and far too often actors and writers stand in the way of truth for the sake of drama when the truth is far more compelling and interesting. I just recently found you and I appreciate your "documentary style" shows. Good storytelling and history! Thanks!🍿📚👏

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

You're most welcome, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel 👍🏻

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

Marie McHenry:Tell me about it!I too love history,do reenactments,read,watch vids etc.It drives me mad when the truth is twisted for drama.A black Anne Boleyn,Young Guns( loved the film but oh the inaccuracies.I wonder if Billy would've recognised himself)etc etc.Surely if someone's interesting enough to make a movie about,they don't need made up events?!

Cromwell feared Norfolk. she was a pawn for the mechanizations of people who were desperate for power and got used. Norfolk didn’t care one bit about his niece, as long as he got closer to the king then the worst part? Jane Boleyn was her cousin by marriage. Howard’s grandfather was also Viscount Rochford’s grandfather so it was revenge against her own family for her sister-in-law’s murder but turned against her as well thanks to Cromwell covering his tracks.

Heartbreaking story. Such a shame that one vile man was allowed such complete power that no one would do anything to go against him and help the poor girl.

Your channel and you are a discovery for everyone, and at least someone interested in history. You have an amazing storytelling ability. Thank you again!

I’ve recently moved abroad and feel quite homesick. Watching your videos before I go to sleep at night have made me feel a lot better. Thank you so much and keep up the good work!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! I feel your heartache. We moved from UK to Canada three years ago and I do miss my family and friends back there. It's really nice to hear an English accent when you're far from home isn't it 👍🏻

@Ethan-xf4or

2 жыл бұрын

@@thehistorysquad Ah yeah it is always great! But I’m Irish so it’s good to hear an Irish accent ;) hahaha

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

Ethan:Boy,do I know how that feels.I am still so homesick even after 20yrs +.Lost touch with my friends & only two family members still there.I know I can never go back,yet still long for the ocean & all that I had.

Love this channel for telling the history of this time in a easy way to understand

Gosh! that is something they dont teach in history classes! What a poor woman. One can only imagine what that must have been like for her!

I love your quirky way of telling these stories, you have a great sense of humor but still show respect. you show so much enthusiasm which makes it so enjoyable to listen to. I have enjoyed every one of your videos. You'd make a fantastic school teacher!

@thehistorysquad

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate that, thanks.

Bravo! 👏🏼 I really find history interesting, but it was not until I became an adult that I realized this. I remember in highschool history class i was always BORED out of my mind 😅 memorizing dates and names of battles or this and that was not TRULY learning history. I love this kind of information. I have learned I love reading historical fiction & have read several books about the wives of kings. I especially loved reading about Queen Isabella of Castile & her two daughter's lives as well. This is the kind of stuff that really gets me interested. I like to know the lives of the ppl who lived in the past, their struggles, the way society lived and functioned, & I especially love seeing how people dressed. I am happy to have found your channel & it is becoming the channel I watch while I drink my coffee after i wake up in the morning 🌄 🙂

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

That's great to hear Marie. I always go through the comments over a coffee in the morning 👍🏻

@marieellis6084

Жыл бұрын

@@thehistorysquad I'm definitely a "procaffeinator" lol i cant get anything done until I've had some coffee ☕

You make these people from the past so real. You are such a good and interesting story teller! Thanks for another great video story.

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Darlene, you're very kind 👍🏻

The innocence of youth in Tudor times, such a sad story of a young naive girl 💔

So happy I discovered this channel. You are such an eloquent storyteller. I will be back for more!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

So good to hear Linda, thank you 👍🏻

“The torture times” you got that right. Thanks for the video 👍🇦🇺

im a simple man - i see a video by kevin, i like!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, I'm a simple man too - I appreciate it 👍

@tomfoulds2604

2 жыл бұрын

@@thehistorysquad again mate great work, can't wait for your next video!

Just found your channel after catching you talking about longbows. You're a fantastic storyteller and I'm looking forward to enjoying more history. Instant subscription!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers James, welcome aboard 👍🏻

@Winters91

2 жыл бұрын

Pppp

Please keep this up! you are an excellent storyteller and I could truly listen to you for hours

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you! More to come 👍🏻

Love your videos!!!

Love how u tell your stories

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing, poor Catherine :(

Love your work

Only discovered your channel yesterday.....think you're AMAZING!!! Really enjoy your fantastic story telling!!! 😍

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Hey, cheers Allie, there's lots more to come 👍🏻

Very interesting video, thanks!

Love the history told so uniquely and fascinating.

Great work Kevin!!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers 👍🏻

Just found you and want to say thank you for the way you present, it's refreshing to see someone with such passion

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure! I'm glad you like it 👍🏻

Very much enjoyed your presentation of this story, thank you

You’ve done it again with such a compelling story! Thank you!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Wow! How terribly sad. That poor girl. I have subscribed to your channel. Your knowledge is so awesome and far more interesting than any other programs I have seen. Thank you so much for opening our eyes to history. Henry III was a disgusting evil tyrant. Being in his circle of vultures and ambitious evil men must have been truly harrowing. I have so much sympathy for the ordinary working class. I look forward to bingeing all your other videos. Kudos on all your hard work. Fantastic!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks Denise, I appreciate that. Thanks for subbing 👍

Playing catch-up on your vids, Thanks so much!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome, I hope you enjoy the rest 👍🏻

You have one of the most informative, engaging and interesting channels I’ve ever come across on here. Kudos mate!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Wow, that's an accolade, thanks very much 👍🏻

How Kevin such passion, amazing story.

Thank you for the history lessons I can't normally learn at school, keep up the good work Sir.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome 👍🏻

Hi, just found your channel, i subscribed straight away as i love the way you humanise history and make it fun, looking forward to many more stories,

Quite an interesting story. Thanks for sharing!

Fantastic episode !!!

You are an incredible storyteller & person Mr Kevin!

great story telling. Awesome channel

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks as ever for your support JD 👍🏻

This is by far my favourite KZread! Thank you so much for the interesting and wonderful content.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

That's so kind, thank you! Lots more to come 👍🏻

it´s really interesting to listen to you. thanks for the great video

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you too!

Just found this amazing channel Great history telling. Thanks for your hard work

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Well, thanks for watching & welcome aboard 👍🏻

Thank you! Adding layers to this piece of history makes it so much more engaging. I hope your channel spurs others to do their own reading and research. History is fascinating!

I adore these stories and I'm learning so much. I thought I knew a lot of details about history but this is just wonderful. I wish there was a way I could support you via Patreon or something like that!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dean, I'm so glad you like them, thank you. I'm looking into Patreon right now and hope to have something set up over the next month. Best, Kevin 👍🏻

Great stuff sir, you are an amazing story teller! I also love the props and attire you show along with the facts.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

The props & costumes do help don't they. Much appreciated!

Incredibly sad story. Well told.

Love the videos thank you

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome, thanks for watching 👍🏻

Interesting and very moving, thankyou.

I love this channel. Keep it up Kevin!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Really Interesting, Kevin! Good stuff!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

You just popped up today in my feed and now I liked and am following you! So happy I found you!

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Amy, I appreciate it 👍🏻

What a great channel, I'm so glad I found you.❤️

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

We're glad too Elizabeth, welcome!

Thank you for another great medieval history video! Subscribed 👍

@thehistorysquad

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub Daniel, I appreciate it 👍🏻

So very interesting Kevin! Thanks for your presentation of Catherine.

You've got a long term subscriber in me! I adored this! Awesome work!

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

That’s great to hear Jacob, thanks 👍

Came across your channel recently and wow it is fascinating. Just watched this video during my lunch! Have subscribed and will be tuning in for more. Thank you.

@thehistorysquad

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub Mark 👍🏻

Great stuff

Great stuff 👍

Loving these tales. Subscribed.

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Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Welcome aboard!