No Peace Without Spain | Spain 1704-1706 | War of the Spanish Succession 

Some errors: Galway carried with him 700 Dutch as reinforcements upon his arrival. Not 1700. Don't know why Minas is mentioned in the second siege of Badajoz.

So glad Spain gets its time to shine in the war of Spanish succession

Thank you for the content. This is literally the first time I even considered tipping someone online.

The next episode is going to be split into two parts. Sorry I haven't uploaded in a while. Had a lot going on. The next video is in the editing stage. I will be working on it more actively starting Monday.

Fantastic video once again! The quality has improved greatly! 👌👌 Also, 18th century shotguns, a great surprise!

I have to use a large screen to see the names of the commanders on the maps. Nice work. Thank you very much especially because I never learned much about the war in Spain.

This is what I been waiting for :)

I liked your video so much. Your videos are full of knowledge I get various knowledge from your video. Perhaps your this video is the best video on you tube on Spanish war of succession not only this video your all videos are nice so bro can you make a video on Skanderbeg please

Given the fact that this period,1700-1800,is very under appreciated I can't help but ask. How did you come to like and research this period ?

Just saying but I would love to see a video on the raiding that took place in the Caribbean see during the war of the Spanish succession because it’s from the raiding in the Caribbean that famous pirates like steede bonnet, Blackbeard, Anne Bonny and calico Jack gain their fame and i would also love to see a video on the American theater of the war of the Spanish succession aka queen Anne’s war and I am interested in that war because you see when the treaty of Utrecht was signed the concerns of the Indian tribes were not included and it set the stage for future conflicts including the famous French and Indian war

congrats on your 600 subs🎉🎉🎉

Thankyou for your very interesting and informative videos! Just one small point, Berwick is pronounced " Berrick".

You should make an video on Skanderbeg

Just a question - Kind of urgent need it for something, I was informed that the Marines landed 24th of July, is that a mistake?

Spain is such a pain

Interesting videos!

I found this report interesting and I do find it jaring at times. James FitzJames Duke of Berwick was the bastard son of King James II of England and VII of Scotland with Arabella Churchill (sister of the very famous John Chuchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough). His service with British forces was brief, lasting no more than 18 month as his farther was deposed and he went onto exile, He was a catholic and would not serve under a protistant King & Queen. In English, English the name "Berwick" should be pronounced "Ber" and in "Ber-ry" and "wick" as in a candle. Meaning "The bay (or cove) of Ber. I think you should have also talked more about the Earl of Galway, as this would have presented a counterbalance to the Duke of Berwick. The Earl of Galways was Henri de Massue, a French Huguenot, who entered British service because of French repression of the Huguenots.

What was the spanish guitar music used in this? it's very good

Why is de Fagel pronounced like he is Portuguese?

Excellent video one very minor point Berwick is pronounced berick

Came here because of Civil War Week by Week

Spanjolen

I would say first but that's extremely annoying

Chad

Commented for the algorithm.

"Berwick" should be pronounced "Berick". The "W" is silent.

YESSSS :DDDDDDDD

You need to articulate better. Nobody with a psychological disability knows what Arafon or Analufe are. Try to make an effort and we will understand you better.