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  746. I agree the teaching of history is in decline and that is a very very bad thing. When you have kids growing up knowing nothing about the second world war and that's recent history. If you know nothing about history then you know nothing about why things are the way they are. I think you have to look at the overall picture. Over half the population had died and labour prices were going through the roof. England had massive commitments that it couldn't afford to abandon. You have to ask yourself what would have you done in his place? Withdraw from France? That would mean losing your revenue from Flanders etc. The English presence in France was a guarantee that trade would continue. He was in a very tight spot. He had half the population but the same commitments in terms of expenditure. Not an easy thing to remedy. I think I am right in saying as I did in the video that concessions if only granted for a short time would not be forgotten and would be won back in time. Every concession given to the commons was a permanent nail in the Lords and Kings coffin in my opinion. There is a danger in criticizing his taxation too much in assuming that is was done to control the populous rather than as a desperate measure to keep everything he had gained. I don't think he's anywhere near the level of King John or Henry VII in terms of trying to control everything around him. He did listen to people and take advice unlike many kings of the era. The Black Death was one of the most important events in the history of Europe and Edward and his advisors brought the country through it somehow. It would be akin to a nuclear exchange today. Total chaos. At the end of the day the medieval economy was 100 per cent dependent on peasant labour and keeping them in check was essential. Given the shortages in Labour I think seemingly harsh measures were needed to keep the economy going. It wasn't done out of greed or power or ambition in my opinion. There's also the argument of how much did he know about the day to day running of the country in later life. The books I've got on him are mixed on the matter. I've chosen to be kind. It's very easy to pick apart what someone did but I honestly fail to see what other option he and his ministers had. If you look at the problems he faced I think he came out of it all as well as could be expected. He was the right man at the right time. Imagine Edward II dealing with the Black Death and a war on two fronts. No other king had such successes or brought the country through such great disasters bearing that in mind cutting him some slack is warranted in my humble opinion. The commons evolved and progressed during his reign, but with no small amount of setbacks.
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  883. Very good point, he did tax the population heavily, but had too in many ways. I think he was caught between a rock and a hard place. He had to appear to be strong as he no doubt feared his fathers fate. He couldn't appear to be weak that was the worst thing he could do. Therefore military campaigns were in a many forced on him as both France and Scotland in his early reign were seeking to capitalise on England's supposed weakness after all the upheaval. I think given the fact that war was in my opinion at least forced on him then taxation was bound to follow. I also think his greatest failure as with all the Kings of England in the 100 years war was that the English never worked out a way of holding France. By Edwards reign England and France were really separate counties for the first time and I think the hundred years war was the result of English Kings failing to grasp that the French didn't want us there. My assertion that he is England's Greatest King is based on comparing him to his successors and forbears but it's just my opinion at the end of the day. I'm not saying he's perfect but all in all he did pretty damn well in my humble opinion. Also I want the videos to be half hour and can't cover everything. We have to also remember that heavy taxation was key in the commons demanding greater power over the years so in a roundabout way it was a good thing. I certainly think he should have a greater presence in the public eye as Kings such as Richard I and Edward I get more press than they should. Thanks for commenting very kind of you to take the time. Sorry for the Essay once I get going...........
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  937.  @RoyalSnowbird  The only records we have found for an Edward Plantagenet come from ancestry websites, all of which state that Blanche was born in 1382 instead of 1392 when she was actually born. Therefore we can safety state that their accuracy is highly suspect. Also none of the books we have, name Edward as being amongst Henry and Mary's children at all and the only accounts that may hint at a miscarriage state that Mary was ill in 1382 and do not give any reasons for her ill health. In response to your challenge, which we gladly accept, the following passage is from Ian Mortimer's book "The Fears of Henry IV", which we used in the making of this video, along with several other books. 'The idea that he and Mary had a child in 1382 (Edward) (born and died April 1382) is based on a misreading of an account which was published in an erroneous form by JH Wylie in the 19th century. It missed a line which made clear that the boy in question was the son of Thomas of Woodstock. The attribution of the name Edward to this boy is conjecture based on the fact that Henry was the grandson of Edward III and idolised his uncle Edward of Woodstock yet did not call any of his sons Edward. However, there is no evidence that there was any child at this time (when Mary de Bohun was 12), let alone that he was called Edward. Appendix 2 in Ian Mortimer's book The Fears of Henry IV.' I think that puts the seven child argument to bed. Regarding Henry's date of birth we will repeat once again. We know that Henry V was born in 1386 because his brother Thomas was born in 1387, when you claim he may have been born. In case you don't know a woman cannot conceive and give birth to two children that aren't twins in twelve months. 18 months minimum. That's all three of your "corrections" corrected, thank you for wasting our time. As previously stated, my wife can trace her family back just as far as yourself. You seem to be waiting for a round of applause or something? As we previously stated being related to people does not make one an expert on them, as you have very kindly proven. Asking someone to check their facts is not an insult it is a fair challenge. As you have come onto our channel and made claims that we are inaccurate and that we don't do our research properly you need to justify your position or retract your argument, you have admitted yourself that one claim was your own mistake, not someone else's. Under the circumstances your comments which queried our research were totally unjustifiable. I think it is you sadly, who needs to do your research. We will not be replying to any more of your ill-informed comments. Once again check your facts before you "correct" people. Whose opinion did you say was laughable again?
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  1378. I wasn't judging anyone by modern standards, I was simply stating that in my humble opinion Edward I's greatest mistake was his son's faults. Edward II seems to have been completely unpaired to be monarch and his arrogance, stupidity, and irresponsibly must in part be down to his upbringing and education or lack of which ultimately was his father’s responsibility. The most important thing a Medieval King had to do was produce a high-quality heir, which Edward I failed to do. Also, Edward II wasn't deposed because he was Gay, he was deposed because of his close ties with people like Piers Gaveston. Piers used his close ties with Edward to his own personal gain and isolated Edward from the nobility. This is clear in the chronicles. What's more there is no direct evidence that Edward II was Gay, it's only inferred in texts written after his death which may have been written for political reasons. I haven't been able to find any direct evidence that he was homosexual which is why I didn't directly state it in the video. In my opinion Edward I was certainly successful in Wales, but his brutal methods in Scotland and his failure as a father only ended in revolt and defeat in Scotland respectivly. Edward III however seems to have learnt from both his father and grandfather's mistakes by producing a great heir in the Black Prince. Indeed, Edward III rarely failed in anything he did as far as I can tell. It's all opinion at the end of the day. Thanks for commenting, now I have video to finish. Regards.
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