The Bizarre Lives & Gruesome Deaths Of The Tudors | History Of Britain | Absolute History

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Richard Roose, the Bishop of Rochester’s cook, got caught up in the Anne Boleyn scandal and met a brutal end. The king’s knacker Thomas Grimes was pressed into service as an executioner in the court of Henry VIII. This is the brutal story of life and death in England between the 16th and the 18th century.

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  2. Strange — bizarre, really — that someone can get choked up over a dog that's been dead for 500 years but barely even manage a glance at the human being who died beside it. People are too weird for words.

  3. More sadness expressed for the dog than the lost sailor. I guess the difference being the dog had no choice in being there, but still odd that reaction.

  4. In the late 1990's I worked as a security guard ("hotel dick,") at a luxury hotel in Denver. The Brown palace opened in 1893 or so and kept historical records of every kind. Old registers, menus, and anecdotes.

    There is story of the man boiled to death in his bathtub. We can probably presume that while in the tub, he died from some cause like a heart attack. Since he hadn't shut the hot water off, it flowed hour after hour. Plenty of hot water in a hotel. His friends came for him in the morning, no response at the door. Security was called. They found their friend not just dead, but the meat boiled off of the bones!

  5. Is it just me, or does Tony seem to channel Phil Harding when he speaks in a West Country accent? I'd imagine years of working together gave Tony a great baseline for impersonation and pronunciation.

  6. Just started this video, but Tony stating how folks wanted to get out the cities, made me think of that mysterious sweating sickness of Henry the VIII’s time. Do we know what that was yet?

  7. I. Don't. Watch. Ads.

    The fact that you're bypassing my premium YouTube account settings not to have ads, by permanently embedding them into your own stream, means that I'm not going to watch this channel anymore. It's a shame, because I used to really enjoy it.

  8. I understand mutiny in a new very visceral way. Good show old chap 🤙. We need to remove Cooks name from anything, especially the cove in Hawaii. What a dick.

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