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Michael Curl
Location: Northern California, US Joined: 06 Jan 2008
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Julien M
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Yes I've got this one on my hard drive...it's excellent and features a visit at the Wallace were the narrator gets to try on chain mail under supervision from T Capwell.
Wish there was more tv stuff of this caliber around these days.
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Daniel Wallace
Location: Pennsylvania USA Joined: 07 Aug 2011
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i got the chance to watch the whole thing through your posted link yesterday.
that was enjoyable, thats for sharing it.
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D. Phillip Caron
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I just finished watching this. There is a lot of history here. Not just about the Marshall, but various aspects of life and society in his time. Well worth taking the time to watch. The pause button works well too. Thank you for posting it.
The first casualty of battle is bravado, the second is macho.
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Marik C.S.
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Very interesting and entertaining, thanks.
Might be a good idea to start a collection of links/programs that are worth watching.
Weapons that Made Britain obviously, documentaries like this one and so on. Though that would need heavy monitoring otherwise we end up with an endless list of links and suggestions
Europe - Where the History comes from. - Eddie Izzard
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