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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Dec 2, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.879 (124/3,989 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-28T17:05:02.634733Z
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Greaqt video as always! I would love it if you guys made a playlist that has all your videos in chronological order, that way I can follow along with the history. For example, your first video is about Bloody Mary, and then later on there's a video about her Father and Stepmother. It would be nice to see the parents first and then the kids
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We all know the main reasons for Scottish military success; faster moving infantry (starting in feudal age), faster firing siege, and 40% more hit points on the siege.
The faster wood choppers definitely help set up a robust eco to support your army. And do not forget: "An army marches on its stomach..." so luckily your enemy shouldn't be able to steal any of your starting sheep
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That niether the Earl of Moray nor the Black Douglas were never mentioned in this was a shame , that we Scots were and are fearsome in battle and first class warriors is something we're born with . We carry the warrior gene , born of the nature of our land and history no matter where in the world we ended up ! ๐
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Proud of my Scottish/Pict/Viking Blood, My family came from Scotland, in the far North just before the Civil War and immediately signed up with 4 members, my Great Great Grandfather, and 3 of my Uncles of the same period, Lost my Grandfather at Shiloh, my uncles both Captains, one fought with a bullet in his neck through Shiloh and at Corinth was shot in the leg, Had to have it sawed off in two places at separate times to stop the gangrene and replaced with a wooden Peg from the knee down, then went on to fight through to the end of the war. Another Uncle called the poet of the Civil war in a book about them gave me a clear picture of how tough they were, even in their photos in uniforms they looked like they would fit even wounded. This was a good rendition of the history of Scotland and I fly the flag proudly in my house and yard. And yes I play the bag pipes and tossed the Caber in the Highland Games.
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The caber toss is not about distance - it is closest to a 12 o'clock throw from the participant. The caber must turn end over in the air, land on its top then fall away from the participant as dead straight as can be achieved. It is a great test of strength and accuracy. The throw done in the video was close to perfect. Note, I said "participant", you may have thought I'd have said "tosser." Nope. I am descended from Fergus Mor MacErc of Dalriada and thus Conn of the Hundred Battles, High King of Ireland.
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@hans-christianbauer5947
3 weeks ago
The modern scots could use some of that old warrior prowess and pride today.
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