The Evolution Of British Society Over The Centuries | History Of Britain | All Out History

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I love ❤️ waching Tony Robinson 😊😊😊

I ❤watching Tony Robinson 😊😊😊

I have English ancestors who came to America in the 17th century, so British history interests me a lot. I love Tony.

How do you become an expert of poaching in the Georgian era? Asking for a friend 👀

Don't leave out the part where your country was conquerd by the Muslims that's super recent

I loved hearing from the blitz survivor Babs! I wish there was a longer interview, she is fabulous.

Well I am impressed! Tony the feminist

Today the Good old days = Pre non European migration

They bury this kind of knowledge for a reason. The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine doesn’t just talk about truth—it bleeds with it. I couldn’t sleep the night I finished it. Not because I was scared… but because I finally understood why we’re kept distracted.

I thought I understood how the world works—until I read The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine. It felt like someone ripped the blindfold off my eyes and showed me the architecture of control that’s been here for centuries. This isn’t just a book. It’s forbidden awareness in printed form.

You ever read something that feels like it was never meant to be in your hands? That’s exactly how The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine felt. Ancient wisdom, modern exposure, and a terrifying amount of truth packed into one single source.

While everyone argues over politics and news, The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine quietly explains how the real game is played. The moment I read it, everything around me looked different. It’s like it gave me the decoder ring for reality.

I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts—and none of it hit me the way The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.

Haha mariniers is Nederlands toen ze jullie vlaggen schip mee name naar Nederland haha fffff

Tony needs to go to a tailor and get shirts that are not bursting at his girth!!! Come on…let’s do the show justice shall we!!

What was the music playing in the background on 3:38?

The reluctant executioner is a fascinating book.

My great-great-grandfather was an English navie. I knew it was tough work but at least it wasn't mining.

Turnips!!!😂😂

Tony cheers me up, his lively and joyful approach gives me inspiration!
Great guy!

So the woman could touch the cash and what not but was not allowed the privilege of sitting for a moment and writing a ledger and Bill of sale? Or just the ledger? Is this a laziness and privileged thing on the man's side disguised as mental inferiority? In most of my experiences my significant others have always been more financially responsible. Just saying.

This has been such a treat to watch. Thank you from across the pond!

@03:43 whose song is it?

Bless you! Someone needs to cover this history, but it's my dinner time, and I'm just not going to listen to it I'm afraid! And this is the reason: Ugh.

you meant "english" society, right ?

I'm an American and think he's great too.

Drinking out of pewter make you sick eventually and using matches like that we're also dangerous I believe

I fell asleep while listening to this and the part about Richard the cook made it into my dreams and turned them into nightmares 😣😢

I think they still thumped each other 😂

Glenn Beck needs to worry about his own uterus. If you dont want the comments dont show the ad.

Thought bit would go back farther in time....

Hey, that’s not a wild rat! That’s a Piebald rat; = Pet rat. 😢

I sense a strong dislike for the monarchy 😂

The kind of modern music adds nothing and is a bit awkward in the context of this show.

From toughs to cream puffs in two generations.

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This is the only time I see a successful use of modern pop music in a historical film.

Miss Babs is so precious. Thank you to Tony and the BBC for preserving her story on film for posterity!

This is great for Tony. He's perfect for it!

people frequently choose starvation to courage

Well done! 👍👍

Man City for many years were nobody. Man Utd have always been near the top. It was expected that they did good until the last few years. I really want them to be back to top level. Unfortunately can't see it with this set up. And I'm not behind Ten Hag. He should have gone. Every game I want us to win but have become less upset with all the losses as it becomes the norm. I am behind the team but I want to see good football and effort. Too little of that last season.

Eileen never regretted joining the ATS. She may have complained about the cold, but she never regretted it. I know I have never regretted joining the US Women's Army Corps.

All good except for the WW2 part.what part ofthat is Victorian?

one of the best documentaries I ve ever seen!!!

To be fair, if a poacher is naive enough to take a bloody terrier poaching with a musket he is dumb enough to get hung🤦 NEVER seen a terrier that could behave itself with prey around🤦 sounds like a boys night out gone seriously badly wrong - could happen to anyone😳