Alison Weir on the supposed brain damage of Henry VIII

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @wcfheadshots240
    @wcfheadshots240 4 роки тому +1

    My name is April & I want you to know that yours were the first history books I read in high school that lead me to study medieval history in college!

  • @robinthomson4431
    @robinthomson4431 4 роки тому

    I tried listening with the captions as you suggested and just wanted to give you some feedback about it. There is some humming interference noise going on which the caption reports as "music". During this time what is being said does not show. It also showed Anne Boleyn as "ambulance" LOL!! It's a shame that your wonderful chat has a sound problem. I would love to hear what Alison Weir has to say, as I'm sure others would also.

    • @royalhistorygeeks6034
      @royalhistorygeeks6034  4 роки тому +1

      Robin Thomson thanks for letting me know Robin. In future I will aka interviewees to wear headphones which I think will help.

  • @AITrademarket
    @AITrademarket 4 роки тому

    Wish the sound was better. Quite hard to understand and follow this very interesting subject.

  • @elizabethspedding1975
    @elizabethspedding1975 4 роки тому

    I visited Sudeley Castle yesterday, and I discovered a Tudor lady called Eleanor Boteler, who is believed by some to have married Edward V1, before he married Elizabeth Woodville.
    Would it be possible for you to do a video about her?

    • @royalhistorygeeks6034
      @royalhistorygeeks6034  4 роки тому +2

      Elizabeth Spedding yes. The Richard III display at Sudeley annoys me as it presents it as fact. Richard III’s supporters claimed that Edward IV had been married to Elizabeth Wydeville. But there’s no evidence for it and it’s likely that he was doing that to provide a legal basis for claiming the throne

    • @elizabethspedding1975
      @elizabethspedding1975 4 роки тому

      @@royalhistorygeeks6034 Thank-you for explaining that, I did think it strange that I had not heard of the lady before.