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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Thanks for this great video. I live in Hellevoetsluis, the port town in which William left with a huge fleet to England. It must have been an impressive sight. Greetings from Holland.
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Johan de witt deserves an episode
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❤Great documentary! Thank you for posting!❤❤❤
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William of orange was one of the most important "leaders" of the english people, and as you elaborated, by containing the french ambitions he practically is the founder of the english hegemony of the seventeenth century.
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"You are on this council, but we do not grant you the rank of Stadtholder."
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Why don't you make playlists for old and new clips? Because sometimes it is difficult to find old clips Thank you for your videos This is awesome great work stay safe You are one of the best channels on YouTube I hope you continue on this and I learn something new every video from you .
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James Wolfe the hero of Quebec would be a interesting profile
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My daughter attends William and Mary University, which was founded in 1693, in Williamsburg, Virginia. The second oldest University after Harvard in the United States.
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Love your English monarchs videos! Please do Queen Anne next!
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Love the video can you do more World War 2 profiles❤
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Very well done enjoyed this immensely thank you
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Love this narrator
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We have King William of Orange to thank for the civil and religious liberties we enjoy today.
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Superb as always! Not the most likable monarch, but interesting and complex.
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It's misleading to suggest here that the originally- French House of Orange title was his family's traditional heritage. Not so !!
The first line of Het Wilhelmus, our national anthem, says it clearly: 'Wilhelmus van Nassau, ben ik van Duitsen bloed!'
The Orange title had been much more-lately inherited & tacked on by William the Silent, Father of the Dutch Fatherland, from his cousin who had married a Princess from the French House.
William himself was of the Nassau family which had an important base in Breda (in now-Netherlands) but its true base, roots, tradition, wealth & influence derived from the powerful (now) German Nassau family. The princely Orange title was added later, really, and then he was properly referred to as "Willem III of Oranje-Nassau".
The Nassau-bit was dropped MUCH later by the family when Wilhelmina became Queen (because it was a male-only line), when it would have finally became correct as you say,"Willam of Orange." Not here, though!
It's not trivial in a vid focussing on English/Dutch King Billy's origins, because they were really (Lutheran) Nassau in what's now Germany. Not Orange in distant Southern France.
Remiss in a video on him not to mention he was a Nassau 🧐❓
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YES! The co-monarch of Mary II thanks For this! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Glad you're featuring lesser known figures instead of world war 2 related figures... there are way more interesting parts of human history besides world war 2. Love this narrator. Thanks for the video.
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I’ve been waiting for this episode!!
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I appreciate the tenor and tone of your work, a methodical deliberate presentation of the events/timeline. However, I would have thought that the relationship between William and the Bank of England with the City of London would reveal the less obvious power relationships that were primary motive forces in the real politics of the period. Outstanding narration, immensely listenable. Cheers
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