Transplanted Englishmen - Gettysburg

Transplanted Englishmen - Gettysburg

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@alittlebitofhistory
@alittlebitofhistory - 11.06.2023 04:39

Just makes me wish the Flashman Papers for the American Civil War had been written.

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@edwardmortimer8643
@edwardmortimer8643 - 27.06.2023 13:30

You British had your own civil war…didn’t you?

Hell….us Brits have had MANY civil wars lol

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@jkorshak
@jkorshak - 04.07.2023 09:25

The brit is just one "absolute shower" away from playing the role as if he's Terry Thomas

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@timothyhouse1622
@timothyhouse1622 - 17.07.2023 17:16

I keep forgetting how this movie is soaked in Lost Cause BS. The entire reason the Southern States seceded was because they didn't want to get rid of slavery. So they would have never "freed" the slaves under ANY circumstances. The movie also goes out of its way to paint the South as fighting for a rosy chivalric cause of preserving their "way of life." Never mind that "way of life" was society whose very core was the institution of slavery.

I'm sure the usual subscribers to the debunked Lost Cause Myth will jump on this. To that I will merely say, "Letters of Secession." There are also enough reviews of the movie from historians that you can Google on how faulty its narrative was.

On a side note, the Englishman is based on Sir Arthur Lyon Fremantle. He had introduced himself as representing the British Army in order to gain access to the upper echelons of the Confederate leadership. This was actually a lie and he was not in the US under any official role. He was just a battlefield tourist and Europe was having an unusual time of peace, so things were boring for him.

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@MrSteelerfan09
@MrSteelerfan09 - 25.07.2023 03:02

Different dreams different dreams so very sad very sad.

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@os-walker
@os-walker - 13.08.2023 01:07

The execution of those lines, “different dreams”... perfect.

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@MarkSide_
@MarkSide_ - 15.08.2023 19:04

The British were supporting the Confederates to win which because of the cotton trade, they were supporting slavery smh. Tell that to the Brits when try to shame the US of being racist.

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@EJ160E
@EJ160E - 22.09.2023 08:34

Royalists-->Cavaliers-->Anglicans-->Virginia-->Confederates/Rebels

Parliamentarians-->Roundheads-->Puritans-->New England-->Union/Yankees

IT WAS THE SAME CIVIL WAR 220 YEARS APART!

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@pancakemacbuttery9142
@pancakemacbuttery9142 - 07.10.2023 21:19

Britishman with a fancy accent, tea, redcoat, mustache, and calling Americans Englishmen still 😭

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@saintroddy
@saintroddy - 17.10.2023 12:00

If I remember the book properly, this British officer was actually just a sightseer who went to observe the Civil War out of professional curiosity. So he showed up at Gettysburg in his redcoat uniform and simply let Lee and the other Confederate generals assume that he was an official envoy from Queen Victoria's court, without outright lying about it.

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@KevinBalch-dt8ot
@KevinBalch-dt8ot - 18.11.2023 04:12

Freemantle should have been in the cover of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 06.04.2024 06:42

"Experiencing Our Bio-Sphere as HUMANKIND We are The Nose, Ears, & Eyes of OUR Lord."

- St. HMAJW."

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@carmine2262
@carmine2262 - 16.04.2024 06:26

Itd done him some good to dust up on his Thomas Sowell beforehand. Absolutely NOT the same cultures. Very distinct....I won't get into it but Sowell's research into this is quite fascinating and explains so much....but that's definitely a nope to the same cultures part. It's one of the primary reasons why the south was so far behind economically and socially....again, Sowell for reference.

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@Roberto-tu5re
@Roberto-tu5re - 24.04.2024 21:57

This always reminds me of a Monty Python sketch

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@zoedaly214
@zoedaly214 - 29.04.2024 06:26

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@zoedaly214
@zoedaly214 - 29.04.2024 06:27

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@thedukeofswellington1827
@thedukeofswellington1827 - 01.05.2024 16:55

they really over did it with the doofy english character...all he needed was some fked up teeth

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@saratogasam9204
@saratogasam9204 - 03.05.2024 08:42

Lee was an excellent tactitian but a poor strategist, and after moving into Pennsylavania had no idea what to do

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@seanbumstead1250
@seanbumstead1250 - 04.05.2024 14:58

The British and Canadians won the war of 1812

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@TehBurrito77
@TehBurrito77 - 20.05.2024 11:07

English fellow gave Lee too much credit. Lee was in reality a mediocre Strategist but a Great Tactician making him a fairly good Army Commander at best. His ability to read his opponents helped in the beginning against the Unions mediocre Army Commanders.
Luck, Northern Incompetence, and knowledge of the Terrain lead to early southern Victories but when faced with competent opposition such as Grant, Sherman, Meade and a few others who used the unions advantages the Confederates lost.

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@larrybaldwin8325
@larrybaldwin8325 - 24.05.2024 05:54

Tragically, he was sooooo right on the question of Slavery question!! If the South had Emancipated their Slaves, England, France, and Perhaps Spain would most Definitely had Granted Recognition of the Confederacy and would have came into the War on her Side to Split America into 2 Pieces to Weaken her!!

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@T3TomTomAwesomeYTchannel
@T3TomTomAwesomeYTchannel - 24.05.2024 08:59

The Americans having a CIVIL WAR

The Brits: Here's our chance to invade them again Lads.

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@seandelevan
@seandelevan - 03.06.2024 06:18

Freemantle says something very interesting when he asked about their own Civil War once. He basically laughs at it and says “we would never dream of it now”. That is in reference of how the modern world at the time were appalled that a civilized nation was at war with eachother over slavery. And long term this is a shot at how civil war shouldn’t be celebrated or glorified. You know how many monuments commemorate the English Civil War? 2….

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@Tadicuslegion78
@Tadicuslegion78 - 06.06.2024 06:41

The Brit’s comment on trenches made me wonder if in lore he would have been in the Crimea which was only 7 years before Gettysburg and how that war was defined by both trenches and complete and utter chaos caused by some of the most incompetent generals in history who were totally unprepared for the war and then only a year later from Gettysburg, Lee’s Army would be throwing up trenches like there was no tomorrow and made Grant suffer enormous casualties until Grant bottled him up in Petersburg

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@kaiserjager2754
@kaiserjager2754 - 08.06.2024 17:07

Englishman with a cup of tea on battlefield. No clichee at all. Monty Python shows war more realisticlly. Just the tiger in America is missing

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 24.06.2024 17:23

","Dictatorship naturally arises out of Democracy, and the most aggravated form of Tyranny and Slavery out of the most Extreme Liberty. PLATO"."
- St. HMAJW."

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@72Stiles
@72Stiles - 25.06.2024 00:07

"It's over, Anakin. I have the high ground."

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 28.06.2024 13:59

"The KING should not interrupt into the Lives of the Citizens He represents to the HEAVENS to include Himself into a NEW translation of the BIBLE!!!"
- St. HMAJW."

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@pp-bb6jj
@pp-bb6jj - 30.06.2024 11:55

Some say that English and American civil war are the continuation war.

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@RebelKing00
@RebelKing00 - 02.07.2024 07:29

Interesting enough, except for his paternal paternal side, Longstreet had a lot more English ancestry. His paternal side was Dutch.

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@cvry2813
@cvry2813 - 17.07.2024 05:42

Longstreet’s paternal paternal side was only Dutch. He was English on the rest of his ancestry

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@zoedaly214
@zoedaly214 - 23.07.2024 04:40

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 03.08.2024 01:15

"Adolf Hitler in America is not known as the WORST ever Leader of Deutschland because the Yanks haven't had Him elected yet!!!"
- St. HMAJW."

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@zoedaly214
@zoedaly214 - 24.08.2024 02:45

look at your names Lee Hood Longstreet Jackson Stuart Meade the Hooker Hancock Lincoln

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@Dont-ek6pr
@Dont-ek6pr - 27.08.2024 20:57

Yes Colonel Fremantle. The United States was an English and later British colony. That's why many of their inhabitants had English ancestry. Does it make sense??

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 28.08.2024 04:31

"Torture brings down the name of our organisation."
- Andrew John Whitbread."

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 28.08.2024 04:31

"The footnotes of Peace SHOULD NOT be a hypocrisy against the lullaby of Freedom between THEM!"! ! ! ! ! !
- St. Anzac SkyKnight."

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 28.08.2024 04:32

"The footnotes of Peace SHOULD NOT be a hypocrisy against the lullaby of Freedom between THEM!"! ! ! ! ! !
- St. Anzac SkyKnight."

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@andrewwhitbread9362
@andrewwhitbread9362 - 28.08.2024 04:32

May the President Walk THE SHINING PATH!"! ! ! ! ! !
- St. SkyKnight Wattle."

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@seanbouk
@seanbouk - 11.09.2024 23:52

Is the cliche of an Englishman with a cup of tea to make up the actors terrible accent?

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@zoedaly214
@zoedaly214 - 06.10.2024 05:00

look at your names Lee Hood Longstreet Jackson Stuart Meade the Hooker Hancock and shall i say Lincoln

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@gerardodwyer5908
@gerardodwyer5908 - 06.10.2024 16:58

Surprised the effete Brit officer wasn't decked out in a colourful frilly corseted dress, blonde wig and red lipstick.

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@IowanMatthew683
@IowanMatthew683 - 19.10.2024 20:08

Even if this movie exaggerated certain things, they hit the proverbial nail on the head with their portrayal of Longstreet here. Longstreet was arguably the smartest and most logical personality in the entire Confederacy, which partly explains why after the war he became a leading champion of the rights of newly freed slaves and a Republican politician - much to the horror of many of his former Confederate colleagues.

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@mindslaw4961
@mindslaw4961 - 26.10.2024 18:13

The acting in this movie is fucking atrocious

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@KohanKilletz
@KohanKilletz - 11.12.2024 22:27

If the southerners didn't want to preserve slavery, they wouldn't have rebelled in the first place

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