Wars of Roses 1455-1487 - English Civil Wars DOCUMENTARY

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• KI

  @KingsandGenerals · 6 years ago (edited) · pinned

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• CU

  @CursedDepartmentEastOffice · 4 years ago (edited)

  Game of Thrones watchers:<br><br>&quot;So you&apos;re telling me the 3 main areas of this world are named Westeros, Essos, Sothoryos? Lazy naming&quot;<br><br>The British:<br><br>&quot;Wessex, Essex, Sussex.&quot;

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• BE

  @benjcheung3105 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do7XBxUVJsE&amp;t=1500">25:00</a> &quot;Then captured Henry VI yet again&quot; <br><br>Edward IV&quot; I am assuming you know where the tower London is&quot; ?<br>Henry VI &quot;Yes I know, I will see myself out&quot;

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• RE

  @remove_marko · 5 years ago

  Every single guy in this conflict was either named Henry, Richard or Edward

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• NA

  @nas6886 · 6 years ago

  Ever felt unnecessary in your life?<br>Just think about Henry VI, he got coronated, defeated, went into coma, used, captured, freed, reinstated as king, recaptured, dethroned, freed, reinstated, cheated, recaptured on and on. All that happening while he was doing almost nothing(his wife and cousins, brothers doing the most).

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• 8S

  @8sins236 · 5 years ago

  I&apos;ve finally found out why there was so many king Henry&apos;s. The name Henry literally means &quot;ruler of the home.&quot;

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• SO

  @sonnyocad287 · 6 years ago

  On one hand, it&apos;s extremely satisfying seeing how effective Henry V was at gaining land. On the other, it&apos;s extremely painful watching his son lose it all.

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• SZ

  @szbszig · 6 years ago

  Last time I was this early, Henry VI was still not captured.

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• SA

  @samevans847 · 6 years ago

  Was there a single man, woman, or child in England who DIDN&apos;T capture King Henry VI?

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• DA

  @darksecret6050 · 5 years ago

  War Of Roses: York Vs Lancaster<br>Winner: <b>Tudors</b>

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• MA

  @MarcusVipsaniusAgrippaLXIII · 6 years ago

  I’ve always found it interesting that in the Middle Ages an army was often in the low thousands, while in ancient time they could swell to the many tens of thousands for even the smaller nations.

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• LE

  @level98bearhuntingarmor · 6 years ago (edited)

  Drinking challenge: take a shot every time Henry VI gets captured or when the Lancastrians get clapped by the Yorkists

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