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i hope he meets a few Irish where he is now

The head is not in the chapel end you see here and you can see where it probably is if you know what to look for ( and I did ask and they didn’t disagree). The story of st Nicolas church is supported by a letter from the vicars son ( if I remember correctly ) who saw 3 coffins when the church was being renovated by the brewer fuller who then sealed off the Cromwell area .

I had heatd that Fairfax provided the miñitary experience for the New Model Army whilst Cromwell provided the political cover to make it happen but I've also heard he only had that political capital because of his campaigning in the Fens why is stage of his military so little known? Also u can get malaria in the Fens?

An excellent critique full of great information, with a balanced conclusion I very much agree with And yes please, let's have some new movies about the Civil War period and Cromwell's fascinating life. Just don't let Ridley Scott near any of them.

Excellent talk, thanks

Once again religion is one of the causes of a war

Stuart, I am reading Clarendon and he mentions people being a "pensioner" what did a pensioner mean in 1700's?

He was nothing. We have O Gorman and Mc Entee now😢😮😢

You should have worn the hat 🤠

Loving your channel fella...its brilliant.

2 mins see they're parasites

An excellent commentary. Well done! Do you know which child actors played the two children of King Charles (Alec Guinness). Those who played Cromwell's children are cited, but not King Charles" children. Thanks.

“Not slaves-indentured servitude so they did have legal rights” - yes the could sue their owner..who was the relative, friend or even himself the judge. Many records of cases brought to court where the plaintiff sued the plantation owner or manor lord and were further punished after the case was dismissed. Sure something on paper is better than nothing but the delineation between what was on paper and what was in practice was never that clear cut. Rape, abuse and maltreatment were common place. Death by disease in the colonies amongst the indentured was more common than not.

Bought the book. It's on my 'To Read' pile.

Great interview and perspective about Cromwell in Ireland as I learnt not to mention him around certain friends and relatives with Irish ancestry. I'm having a look to see if I can find Tom's non-fiction books in Australia, as I would love to read them for his perspective.

'Not all of them surely'

Was the Cromwell tank named after him

Hi Stuart & co. I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for making/sharing it. I found it because I’d just started watching By The Sword Divided (via YT), only yesterday! I definitely want to get BTSD on DVD. I also have Cromwell, on DVD, and will be re-watching that as soon as time allows. I have very dim patchy memories of watching some of the By The Sword Divided series, around the age of 11-14, when it first aired. TV series and movies of this ilk - Waterloo, with Christopher Plummer & Rod Steiger, for example - birthed a lifelong passion for particular eras of history. We live not too far from Huntingdon, and have visited your museum before. We must visit again soon! Thanks, & kind regards, Seb & Teresa Palmer, March.

He's known as the C word in Ireland...

Cromwell didn't want a 30 years war in England

Is there a complete writings or recorded words of the Lord Protector?

Cromwell is a hero in the United States! No Cromwell, no United States

The series was amazing the way it also explored the everyday outlook, perspectives and customs of the regular people not just the powerful. Poor Dick -just wanting to serve became so divided within himself .

Didn't DeValera run to the German embassy the day the Austrian died and offer his condolences?

No fair history of Cromwell could exist in De Valera's theocracy.

Oliver Cromwell was a great man. We would be infinitely better off with another one like him now instead of the rubbish we have in parliament today.

Great interview.

Great conversation with Tom. I bought his book An honourably enemy ,on its release in Dublin, and still have it. Great to see he has written more books, which I will now have to obtain and read. Having had an Irish education his points on the bias within the education system toward Cromwell, is spot on.

A really interesting and balanced interview. Tom's Reilly's novel is now on my wish list!

From Irish hellraiser Richard Harris playing puritanical Oliver Cromwell on film, to Irish teetotaler Tom Reilly speaking and writing impartially about the great Captain General. Times they are a changing. Now please, a video on Cromwell's Irish contemporary, Burner O'Brien, who, when asked why he sacked Cashel amidst further (claimed) attrocities, said he thought the Bishop was in residence

Great Interview!!!!

Very interesting interview with refreshing "new" evidence and a balanced view. Which in these days, of almost aggressive polarising opions, is rare. Most historical figures, these days, have lost their former (unwarranted) heroic shine. When honest research is done into their backstories, true dealings and personal held beliefs. And so it's less often, these days, that a historical and political figure starts being looked at with a more honest, balanced and thus maybe more favourable eye. And maybe in the future will be seen for what they truly were. 👋🏻 from 🇳🇱

Cromwell cost 18 paratrooper idiot's their lives in Warren point in 1979... sometimes it takes centuries...

By engaging in the conquest of Ireland, Cromwell threw the English republic out the window.

What influence does John Owen have on Cromwell? I know that he campaigned with him for a time

Visited last week, loved it. I went to the Falcon pub and landlady showed me the upstairs room from which Cromwell addressed troops. A great experience.

I do find anything about Oliver Cromwell interesting as a few hundred years ago the family of my great grandfather moved to London from Huntingdon and though I don't know too much but I doubt people would have moved such long distances and that side of my family had the gene for essential tremor which I believe Cromwell also had and have wondered if I could be related, though at the same time having Irish ancestors as well doesn't feel great. I do find it somewhat inspirational with what he achieved despite being disabled, be it with a minor disability.

This "Conversation" is my introduction to your youtube channel. I would rank it alongside Alec Ryrie's "Chosing Religious Attocities in Ireland" on the Gresham College channel. Professor Morrill's encounter with brolly wielding lady shows the persistence of trauma in folk memory despite distance alternatively many find disagreement intolerable. I look forward to the rest of your videos. Cromwell seems to me qualitatively different from other English and British leaders concerning Ireland despite the brevity of his visit. One aspect not covered is language. The majority spoke Irish , so tribunals conducted in English would not be comparable to any held in Britain in terms of justice. Indentures written in language understood by one party are unlikely to offer even formal protections. Perhaps this would have been a complexity toomany for the time avaliable. The Down Survey and land tenure that followed were key to much of the conflict that followed. Cromwell's curse was dispossession and poverty rather than merely the events of Drogheda and Wexford.

I like this channel cause it focuses on facts and historical accuracy not opinions

Tod, you might consider a LIDAR scan of the hilt, if you do something comparable again. In archaeology we often turn to LIDAR these to scan objects to develop a 3D model.

“They are the heroes of our national story and we need to reclaim them!” Tomorrow the Sealed Knot will recreate the battle of Nantwich, a battle that marked the turning of the tide in Parliament’s favour during our civil war. Thousands will line the streets to watch and play their part in what is a celebration of Parliament’s victory. My part is to be one of the soldiers in the recreation. This video has fired me up! Now the real battle begins, more people WILL know about our civil war, starting tomorrow!

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He lost 2999. Soldiers in Ireland abd fir a decease that killed rge scumbag

Stuart, can I ask a question on the civil war?

I am not a historian but part of my interest is because the English civil war is relevant today. The things, the Quakers, the levelers and the diggers were working for are still yet to be achieved. We still have social inequality, people still go hungry when others can have estates, we still have serfdom it's just be shipped overseas.