When the King fights like a lion ⚔️ Battle of Lincoln, 1141 ⚔️ The Anarchy (Part 2)

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🚩 ANARCHY PLAYLIST:

🚩 The Anarchy was a period of civil war and unsettled government in England, often known as The Nineteen Year Winter, that occurred during the reign of King Stephen of England (1135–1154). In this 6-part series I will cover this turbulent period.

📢 Narrated by David McCallion

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02:24 Chapter 2

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[xe]

I’ve been downloading and showing these to my 95 year old grandfather - in law. He loves history and can’t believe he doesn’t have to wait for a certain time on tv for such show and can bring up all these topics he loves in such detail and animation.

[prycenewberg]

Stephen was energetic, but too nice. As Machiavelli once said, “If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared.”

[Irfan]

HistoryMarche never disappoints. Easily one of the best channels of its kind around.

[andreascovano]

I feel so bad for stephen. He seemed like a genuinely nice guy who the locals liked.

[philjohnson]

This is a format that I very much love. Respect to the writers, editors, narrators, and researchers

[timmcclymont]

The king who fights like a lion for his people shall always have the support of the masses.

[mrmofo]

me watching and hearing events unfold: "mmmm, yes....yes"

by the 8 minute mark: "ive completely lost track of what the heck is going on"

[pantherxdoesit]

Thanks alot for putting up that ad i finally found a history channel worth watching!!!!

[Campfire_Bandit]

The perspective shift @2:30 is incredible, helped a ton to ground where in the world this is happening.

[danielsantiagourtado]

Loving your narration of the war that gave rise to England's greatest Dynasty!

[ColdHawk]

These videos are so consistently great. That is s real achievement, because we can probably all think of a channel that has produced a similar number of videos but a good percentage of those are only worth watching once. I have seen videos on this channel covering periods and parts of the world in which I was less interested, and yet watched them twice because of the quality of the narration and clarity of explanation.

[deutscherhanfverbandfan]

And so a brave and respected King, one that ruled over his people fairly and lead from the front, fighting "like a lion", fell.

A real tragedy.

[ahmedsachwani]

Man as someone who absolutely loves history your channel is a gem

[anonarchist]

Despite being born in Bristol, I only learnt of Matilda when I was on a walking tour at age 30!

Hope the work of popular historians like HistoryMarche means more folks will be aware of this period of English history.

[alishxn]

Stephen really impressed me! A True warrior King!

[Daniel_McDonald]

This was an excellent deep dive into history! It's fascinating to see how the events of 1138 would lead to a full-blown war in England. It's also interesting to see how history continues to repeat itself with issues today, showing the relevance and importance of understanding our history. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with us.

[davidhughes]

Historymarche your work is always greatly appreciated by your loyal followers.

[Dannyboy-thlf]

Nice to get a battle from my home town, nice to see the depth and research this great channel does

[TheHypnogog]

I've heard Matilda's friendly visit described more understandably- but great presentation nonetheless! This history is all but forgotten by many, and I'm so glad I took time to watch this and refresh my memory. Human desire for power is unchanged and entertaining.