321. Hundred Years' War: A Storm of Swords

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The Black Prince has gained lands in Aquitaine and Gascony through his brutal and thorough attacks. But faced with financial difficulties, sickness, and a notable family death, can he retain his territories? Listen to Tom and Dominic as they conclude this epic four-part series on The 100 Years War.
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27 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@dominikruta8828 5 месяцев назад

Excellent podcast! You should consider making a series on the War of the Roses. Would be brilliant.

@bucksolo703 6 месяцев назад

As an Texan I love this podcast thanks for giving us history lessons. You can't get any history on the history Channel anymore

@beachcomber1able 9 дней назад

He could do one on Texas, "Forget The Alamo". 😁

@juanfervalencia Месяц назад

this was made for me

@tropics8407 4 месяца назад

Masterful ! 🥰

@murrayscott3513 Год назад

Excellent broadcast. Thanks. Cheers!

@Matty95rufc Год назад

Another fantastically entertaining and informative episode

@doomedrpgproject4473 Год назад

Doyle's prose in the opening segment was so awful that I mistook it for an extract from one of Dominic Sandbrook's novels.

@shamsam4 Год назад

Good one! I can't find the Dukes of Burgundy episode that was mentioned. Phooey.

@RD-qz1fm 4 месяца назад

Could be "131. Burgundy: Europe's Forgotten Superpower". It's not here on YT but Google will find it

@shamsam4 4 месяца назад

@RD-qz1fm thank you!

@tehonlyFreeman Год назад

The last episode should be agincourt for 90% and the last 10% how the war actually ended 😂

@ben.mitchell.theater 3 месяца назад

The war allegedly ended with Treaty of Picquigny (1475) when Edward 4th formally renounced his claim to the French throne But it's difficult to see why that date is chosen, as the war didn't start as a result of any claim by Edward 3rd to the throne. The war started owing to Edward moving into France to gain some defensive positions to prevent France invading England. Arguably the war didn't finally end until 1558 when France regained Calais from Henry 8th daughter Mary Tudor, at which point England's military presence in France ended.