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Topic Tag: Edward III

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  • I've been listening for a little over three years now and I absolutely love the pace, though several people have said it is "slow". I prefer the word thorough. Beyond glimpses of history without any backstory or relevance, Jamie pieces it all together so you get a complete image of what was going on across the whole of the island and the continent, so that you can really get a sense of the significance of the ongoings. I cannot wait until we get to the Plantagenets and beyond, but I really am appreciating learning the history from the ground up.

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    2/12/2018

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    7/24/2018

  • I've listened to the entire show twice now and I'm working on my third listen. Awesome podcast. It's only one of two that I actually support financially. It's well worth it to keep Jamie in business.

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    2/16/2018

  • Thanks for this AMAZING podcast, I found it yesterday and I'm caught up until Legion IX and Hadrian building his wall in Britannia. British history is great, thanks for starting from the Roman Rule, makes the daily work commute much much better! Thank you again!

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    8/15/2017

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    12/20/2017

  • This is the best history podcast out there. Engaging, clearly presented, and well told.

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    8/03/2017

  • Hello, Just started listening to this podcast:

    -I love your sound effects, you got a nice voice.

    - You got a natural sense of humour. I am on the 14th episode, enjoying every bit.

    Even though you are slightly bias for Britain. I want to point out in episode 13: you state that it is unrealistic for Suetonius to have only lost 415 men in the fight against Boudicca and her rabble.

    I argue that this is not an insanely low, it is actually within the number of causalities for an army of antiquity in VICTORY. The reason being is that most men do not die in actual battle, the die (vast, vast majority) on the route. When one side breaks is where the slaughter takes over.

    We can compare this low number to Alexander the great who also had few casualties spanking the persians. Also we can compare the number with Nikephoras conquest on the Arabs and many others.

    But besides that. I find that I agree with you in 95% of your "guesses" when sources are lacking.

    You show good promise in reading between the lines and coming up with your own conclusions. One example is your analysis on Boudicca and whether she was a leader or a figure head.

    Anyways I cant wait to get caught up in the series. I am also a big fan of the Byzantium podcast and you are almost on the same timeline as he is. Keep up the good work, Reda

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    Ghazi Reda Avatar Ghazi Reda
    10/06/2017

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