King William III "William of Orange" (1650-1702) & Queen Mary II (1662-1694)
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@ronan32 you should probably learn Irish history before making a stupid statement like that..look at the irish flag
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all this cunt did was destroy Ireland
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I love being able to watch all these on your channel but King billy? Geez this guy is a disrepectful twerp. Still thanks for all the great info on your channel :)
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@TheLiberalKnight My ancestor fought for William of Orange they were Scotts
4 months ago 2
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William of Orange is always associated with Northern Ireland. This is ridiculous. William III was a great King who restorted real democracy & stability to England, even if he had little interest in it. The only thing he should be associated with is his Anglo/Dutch alliance against France.
TheLiberalKnight 7 months ago 6
@STORMLORD70 Yes, because Britain was united under a single monarch at that point and the army follows the monarch, not the country.
TheLiberalKnight 4 months ago 2