The Barbarian Heirs To Rome: Warlords Of The West

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  @restishistorypod · 1 year ago · pinned

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• OL

  @oldetymebiker2405 · 1 year ago

  Tom killed that wolf with his bare hands, just for this episode. Hardcore history.

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• KE

  @kevinbull9284 · 1 year ago

  We need to buy more of Tom&apos;s books... he can&apos;t afford to heat his home.

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• CH

  @charliefarleyy169 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Why is Tom dressed like he’s about to lead the 10th legion into Germania on behalf of Marcus Aurelius 😂

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• JK

  @JKribbit · 1 year ago

  As a Thai listener, never thought I&apos;d hear our dynamic duo mention my country, but here we are.❤

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• JP

  @jpete190 · 1 year ago

  If you are into history, this has to be one of the best channels on YouTube!

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• R0

  @R08Tam · 1 year ago

  Tom&apos;s definitely missing the £300 heating allowance

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• HE

  @hersjelwehrens7882 · 1 year ago

  When I grew up in the south of the Netherlands in the late 70’s, they would have a parade in the village every st Martinmas (nov 11) where the kids would cut out sugar beets (taken from a field, not bought of course) and carry them around with a candle in them. We would get a sweet white bread with a clay pipe baked into it. The high point would be somebody dressed up as a soldier (st Martin) who would “cut” his cloak in half and give it to a beggar. The cloak was cut by opening a zipper, that way it could be used again next year. &nbsp;The parade ended in a field where there would be a big bonfire. Not sure if they still do those, doubt the bread will have &nbsp;clay pipe baked into it nowadays.

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• IB

  @IB4theAIB · 1 year ago (edited)

  They go out of their way to appear terrifying…”So they look Scottish?”

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• NA

  @nancyhair8880 · 7 months ago

  This is crack for history buffs. Even as a history major, I had many many gaps in my education. Wish my college history profs had the charisma and storytelling ability T&amp;D do. Love them.

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• FR

  @frankwalsh1916 · 1 year ago

  So glad I found this channel. &nbsp;The passion for storytelling and history is fantastic. &nbsp;Well done fellas!

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• AH

  @ahhhhhelpmeeeeeee · 1 year ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve only ever listened to the podcast. Seeing their voices come out of those faces is like seeing one of your middle school teachers outside of school.

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