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Interesting! I always knew the English and Dutch excelled in the field of maritime privateering appropriating ill gotten gold and silver bullion and coinage from Spain 🇪🇸 but I didn't know France was involved in governmentally sanctioned piracy as well!!!

I tried to look up some cool 😎 history books written by Ron Middlebrook, but all that comes up are music 🎶 history books???

I'm trying to understand the concept of a justice of the peace? Was each justice of the peace a judge or magistrate? Were the justices of the peace each a member of the Governor's Council? Could a justice of the peace also be a law enforcer like a marshall or sheriff? For example, Colonial New York, under British rule, did each county in New York have their own courts and justices? Just a quick example of a real or hypothetical law case would be helpful to understand further the Colonial Courts and judiciary!!!

Incredible!

I know I'm related to John Cotton. I just haven't figured out the connection. My ancestor is my 11th great grandmother Frances Elizabeth Cotten/Cotton, who married my 11 great grandfather George Abell of Hemington, Stapenhill, and Derby, Leicestershire Esq - Master of the Middle Temple. I'm also related to John White through the same 3rd great grandmother by whom I'm related to John Pease.

Oh interesting. I have an eleventh great grandmother, Lucy Weston, wife of my 11th great grandfather John Pease, who arrived at Salem, MA 1627 but permanently settled on Martha's Vineyard shortly afterwards. He's buried there. Also, William Bradford's granddaughter Alice Ripley is my 7th great grandmother. Married to my 7th great grandfather Zebulon Edgerton. I'm also descended from Myles Standish on my mom's mom's side. She has a grandma, Fannie Mae Baker, who connects back to him. I have several Mayflower ancestors, and a few earlier.

My paternal 9th great grandfather fought in the Pequot war. He was living in Saybrook at the time. He became a proprietor of Norwich. He's burried in Founder's Cemetery there, (Post and Gager.) I have numerous Mayflower ancestors. A few who were here before the Mayflower. The most famous pertinent to Connecticut are William Bradford's granddaughter Alice Ripley is my 7th great grandma. I'm a descendant of Myles Standish on my mom's mom's side. Benedict Arnold is desended from my ancestor Mary Gascoigne Arnold, But I'm not descended from Benedict. I have a whole bunch of Sherman ancestors who were in Connecticut by mid 1600s. Probably related.

Yay a new video! 🎆

My 9x great grandfather, Edward Bobet, was killed during the King Philip War on June 25, 1675 as he was walking with his dog, _returning_ to the garrison in Taunton, Ma from his home in Berkley (family story tells that his wife made him go home to get a “cheese hoop”). He heard a Wampanoag warrior coming so he climbed a tree - which his trusty dog then barked at, alerting the Wampanoag man and resulting in my 9th great grandfather being scalped and killed. Fortunately, my 8X great grandfather had already been born. 😬

I see Pontiac's Rebellion as the first north American War of independence from the British. It led to the Royal Proclamation of 1763, the Treaty of Niagara 1764 ,The Covenant Chain Wampum presented by Sir William Johnson at the conclusion of the Council of Niagara. Those promises were broken

En mi vida he oido tanta mentira de los angloamericanos😂😂😂

Propaganda inglesa Leer un poco sobrecla historia Española

Couldn't remember the name for "The War of the League of Augsburg" on a history test but I knew the year of the war and who was on the throne. I made a guess that common folk would have called it "King William's War". I got the credit but was reminded it only replied to the North American conflict.

thanks for your work. happily subscribed.

Well done, thank you! Two points that may not be accurate.: 1. The persecution of witches did not reach its height in medieval time, but in the Renaissance period. 2 Tituba made the witch cake following the instruction of a neighbor woman...it is a remedy rooted in English folk practice, not the Americas or Carribean.

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Fort Ticonderoga is actually a very poorly constructed and placed fort. The design was not done by an actual engineer and there is surrounding high ground that could command the fort. It’s very impressive looking though. I’ve been there.

“One man has his socks pulled over his shoes” 😱 The horror! Such Barbarism. How did anyone survive

Is it true that Revere was a competent artillery officer in the Massachusetts forces ?

Your pacing and voice are very nice.

Great job though!👍

@4:00 minutes you state it's hard to believe that the Iroquois would raid this far south against the Catawba? Look to the east and low and behold up pop the Iroquois speaking Tuscarora (who will soon be pushed north) to become the 6th tribe in the "Haudenosaunee Confederation" more Pennsylvania than New York

Thank you for this! Growing up 300 yrs later in Southern Washington County NY, it was hard for me to not be enthralled about the world's history that was pivotal right here in my backyard. The mighty Hudson/Champlain corridor to the west and the Great Northern War Trail to the east(I think it's called Diondonadawa) aka route 22 New Amsterdam (York) to Montreal! Thanks very interesting

Great videos!

Welcome back!

These are excellent; please keep doing them.

Here in Ma, homesteads we’re attacked in Billerica, Tyngsborough, Dunstable and Andover. The homes of that period featured hiding holes and escape doors.

The book Autumn of the Black Snake puts forward the theory that the Quebec Act of 1774 was a, if not the tipping point for Virginia planters to include Washington, as their land claims West of the Ohio river were rendered invalid. Have you looked into this? I hadn't read about it prior to this book, so I'm wondering how much currency this point of view has.

Truly good information.

Oh no! I have reached the end! I hope more podcasts are in store!

Oh no! I have watched all the podcasts and I'm getting near the end! I'm loving this channel! I especially like the resources named at the end of each section. I've already bought a couple of the books mentioned.

We were the lowest taxed, least regulated people....man, do we owe HRM King George III a whopper of an apology or what!?

Wow! Cool channel!

Great help

Very interesting life Washington lead. The politics of the land Washington surveyed between Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio territory was portrayed in the 1947 film Unconquered ua-cam.com/video/phrYEKv0rmw/v-deo.html I believe Washington was preserved by the Hand of God for His wise purposes of this nation

The battle of Cartagena was one of the most humiliating battles of that time ,As Vernon arrival to Cartagena and see the enemy forces, immediately send a ship to England with the news , Cartagena was falling. With over 30 000 soldiers, close to 200 ships face a force of les that 4000 Spaniards including 600 indigenous archers under the command of Blas de Lezo ( nick name half a man , because in different previous battles lost an eye , arm and a leg ) Vernon could not take Cartagena and lost around 20 000 man and several ships. It took him two years to get back to England were all the coins made about his victory had to be destroyed.

In the course of working on family history I became aware of my direct connection to Queen Anne's War. My 6th great grandmother was taken captive at age 5 during a raid on Saco Maine in August 1703. I had not followed that line to any great detail and assumed they were all French. Could you point me to a source that covers the southern Maine raids in detail. I would like to visit the area where their farm was located in the Saco-Biddeford area. I contacted the library in the Sack area and they were able to provide me with a brief description of the raid and the names of some of the captives that went along with the information I had received from Family Search. I read my first book on these wars when I was 12. Rogers Rangers and the French and Indian War. This discovery has renewed that interest.

My Great Grandfather was one native who fought with English during that time.

Excellent! Very clear and informative, and love the maps!

The most detailed video I've seen on the conflict.

Great video. Question: What area, which looks to be marked as Tallahassee/Cairo/Quitman/Valdosta, were main areas of fighting specifically? 2:16

Quite interesting history. Thanks for doing this and for including maps too.

The French won this one, like they did with King William's War. The American colonies were so lucky that French policy makers were stupid.

It could be argued that the current pope is the antichrist, but that's for another video.

Great stuff!

Such a great listen! This makes the day go by quickly. And I also get to learn, thank you

Just stumbled across your channel, lucky day for me. I had my interest piqued by another channel Atun-Shei Films

It would be good if you made a playlist..with 1 on top and then they could be played is succession. I have to go back and find the number order..kind of a pain. Information is good. Thanx

Love your show here. When it comes time to do the war of 1812 reach out to me. I am involved with the River Rasin battlefield and would love to add content to your channel.

our history teacher say to dont trust english and american historians they hide their crimes and blame others to deceiver the world.