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Ten Minute English and British History #02 - Late Roman Britain

Ten Minute English and British History #02 - Late Roman Britain

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Ten Minute English and British History #02 - Late Roman Britain oduffy1936: A small important detail is that by the end of Roman Britain, the legions guarding it were mostly barbarians. Meaning they were the local tribes trained, equipped and paid for by Rome. Which meant that when Mganus Maximus pulled out the British legions, it wasn't just the soldiers but entire tribes that left: men, women, old people, children and livestock. This caused a depopulation of Britain, but an increase in the population of the province of Amorica. This can be seen in the written records and oral history of Brittany, and is how the Breton people and culture came to exist on the continent of Europe. Even today there are Upper and Lower Cornwall in Brittany; or the stories of King Arthur existing in Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany.
Date: 2022-07-19

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Does anyone else thing the Great Barbarian Conspiracy would make a brilliant Ridley Scott type film? (Its brief enough to easily cover the lead up and events - I can imagine a Pearl Harbour like atmosphere with Roman leadership dismissing reports of increased build up among the Picts, Scots and Saxons only for thousands of Gallic-Germanic raiders to descend on Britannia in one night of horrific slaughter, pillaging and raiding)
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I always wondered how national English feeling was impacted by being one of the only two provinces abandoned by Roman Empires (with indefensible Dacia in Romania.
Nobody like to see his homeland as a worthless wet remote dead end.
Presenting it as a side effect of a general collapse, occurring also in other provinces, is both factual and healing.

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Yes, I am sorry but do you know king Wortegern? So did you heared about this fact that this king called anglo-saxons to help him with scots and pickts. I know there is theory about this king was english one and thats why he called them. But actually this is only theory and I don't think that accepted it. I say about 8: 36. Thank you very much
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You'd also think the fact that the 3rd Roman invasion of Scotland was the largest the Empire ever fielded, and after 8yrs it had completely failed, would be worth mentioning? You'd think that would be a pertinent fact. odd. Basically these videos are always really 'ALL ABOUT ENGLAND but we'll mention those 'others' to make it seem fair'.
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Do you notice how all these videos talk about 'Romano British' but they talk about Britannia as the whole island. how can it be Romano British when only England was conquered? If Scotland was never conquered then how can it be romano 'british'? lovely bit of propaganda there eh.
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If I was one of the later Roman emperors I would grab as much gold and silver as I could and as many soldiers as a kid and head to England and take over anything from declare England with my new empire before the father f Island I'm turning into
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The crisis of the third century. When the Roman Empire went a bit normal and everybody started to kill everyone else. Their bodies and minds being completely healthy didn't help them from being floundering idiots.
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Nobody understood the concept of inflation back then
Unfortunately, the concept of inflation is still misunderstood - OFTEN ON PURPOSE - by the contemporary political elites to this very day.

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Just because the romans claimed victory against the Picts, does not make it so. I never even knew they tried again. i thought Severus had the last campaign a hundred years earlier.
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Constructive criticism: fewer dates - its a bit distracting, just tell us the big ones and keep things in order. Edit: feel free to interpret that temporally or botanically.
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I wpuld love it if you could do a short video on the king of the britains that came to help the romans just before the western empire completely collapsed
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The third century crisis summarized:
the emperor is dead long live the emperor
a short while later
The emperor is dead long live the emperor

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i can already tell that this series is going to be all about power and religion cause those were 2 juicy reasons for war back in the day
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I found the origin of my last name in this video! (Latin Catena became Spanish Cadena; both mean chain)
It kinda sucks, though.

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Caracalla crazier than Caligula? I don't think so; turning plebes into senators isn't as crazy as making _your horse_ a senator.
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Rule Britannia my ass lmao. those redcoat politicians deserved to get tarred and feathered
-Someone in the colonies, 1776

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Roughly 5 secs later lol. Does anyone catch this stuff haha. Rome was a hot mess, seems anyone could claim to be an emperor.
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There is no archaeological evidence of any major invasion of Britain by the Saxon's or anyone else once the Roman's withdrew.
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7: 40 you know how it goes, when it gets close to 420, you gotta stop what you're doing and uh. go do something else, man
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