Great Man or Instrument of God? Henry V! JFT7 w/ Medieval Scholar

Great Man or Instrument of God? Henry V! JFT7 w/ Medieval Scholar

Author: Michael March 18, 2025 Duration: 1:03:24

One of the largest medieval history accounts on X, Medieval Scholar joins me to talk about Henry V and various theories of history. Was Henry a great man? Was he an instrument of God? How should we look at history and how can we look at the life of one of England’s greatest warrior kings!To read the mentioned Aristocratic Fury post you can click hereTo follow Medieval Scholar on X you can click hereTo enjoy Medieval Scholar on his new substack you can click hereTo enjoy my substack you can click here To follow me on X you can click hereJust Feudal Things is a conversational podcast on medieval history featuring subject matter experts and enthusiasts. New episodes on the 3rd and 17th of each month! If you have a moment to leave a comment or review, it’s always appreciated to know what you think and hear any feedback, thank you!Apologies for the delay on the release of this episode, we actually had to go back and re-record twice due to unforeseen, random technical issues!



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Michael hosts Memory Medieval Podcast, a series of thoughtful conversations that dig into how people lived, thought, and organized their worlds a thousand years ago. Rather than just listing dates and battles, this podcast explores the textures of daily life, the evolution of cultural ideas, and the complex structures of society that defined the medieval period. Each episode features a different historian or expert, leading to organic discussions that can jump from analyzing a single manuscript to debating broad social transformations across centuries. You’ll hear about the stories we tell ourselves about the past and how our modern memory of the Middle Ages is constantly being reshaped. The tone is more like a deep dive with curious friends than a formal lecture, making the distant past feel surprisingly immediate and relevant. For anyone with an interest in the roots of our contemporary world, this podcast offers a nuanced and engaging doorway into a fascinating era. Find more from Michael and his guests through the Substack linked to the show.
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