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Jack Weatherford: Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire | Lex Fridman Podcast #476
0:24"The Secret History of the Mongol Queens", and other excellent books.1:02of the largest contiguous empire in history. But before that, he was a boy named Temujin,2:39the words of the "Secret History the Mongols" were very clear, and he looked down, and he saw her, and he could barely glimpse her,
Anthony Kaldellis: Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Rise & Fall of Empires | Lex Fridman Podcast #498
2:57And for many conceptions of Western history, that was sufficient. Like, that's when we just called it. The Roman Empire fell in the fifth century.3:40So we're now moving into a phase where we have the long Roman Empire. We, we recognize that the history of the Roman state, the Roman polity, is something that lasts an extraordina3:51Very unique almost in history, from antiquity, like the archaic period, down to the 15th century.
ep 33 Black History YouTube
0:21History Month, man. One of the people behind the camera is always helping us out, man, is to my right today directly. Her name is Ashley Weaver.0:51So, you were the first woman we've had on the show and you're in the process of booking other women. Black history month. We're making history now. And it was easier to pick1:24us ultimately before we get into Black History Month. That's a really good question. Um,
The Best Conversation About History You’ve Ever Heard - Dominic Sandbrook
0:03the the mood music about history, which I agree in the last, let's say, 15 years, has been intensely moralistic.1:14You're of course part of the hugely successful the rest is history podcast with our former and future guest Tom1:21Holland. Uh and history has always been a fascination of ours. our audience love our history episodes. So, it's great to
“Freemason TRUTH!” - #1 US Historian on LOST History, Ben Franklin & Washington | HW Brands • 443
1:11students in my classes at the University of Texas who are mostly non-history students, but 35 or 40 or 50 years later1:19because at the age of 20, most people are not particularly interested in history, but they get more interest in history, the more history of their own they've got.1:40we can all look at history from a thousand years ago, 2,000 years ago, and see the people who captured what happens and how much of that still shapes how
The True History of England with Dan Snow
0:13that's when we get the greatest hero of English medieval history. It's called William the Marshall. And then we see the House of Lords and the House of1:26is the history of of this country and England in particular. The whole thing the whole thing on which you are1:37talking before we started politically now too England English identity and therefore its history have become quite
Why Is The Modern World So Ugly? - The Cultural Tutor
1:32bio was something like um art architecture History Literature dot dot5:26of full of greed and narcissism seems there is a a yearning for something something more history culture education11:27it ever was I mean in in history if you found people praising you know the printing press there were voices who
The Rise Of England’s Greatest King: An Untold Story - Dan Jones
0:07well um in a sense it's what I do I mean I I write mostly medieval history books0:19career I wrote a book called The plantagenets and that was like a dynastic history of the great English medieval Dynasty that started in the1:15the the the goat of medieval history is he like a British aelius kind of yes or a little bit like
Saagar Enjeti: Trump, MAGA, DOGE, Obama, FDR, JFK, History & Politics | Lex Fridman Podcast #454
0:00- So people need to go back and read the history of the first 100 days under FDR, the sheer amount of legislation that went through,4:26Saagar is one of the most well-read people I've ever met. His love of history and the wisdom gained4:33from reading thousands of history books radiates through every analysis he makes of the world.
