Historia Civilis
Few channels show their work as plainly. The description of the latest essay, The City, lists its sources, from Lewis Mumford's The City in History to transport studies by the US Department of Transportation. The channel made its name with a long run on the last decades of the Roman Republic, following Caesar's career campaign by campaign, and has since turned to France's July Revolution and Britain's road to the Reform Act of 1832.
Uploads are rare, with fewer than a hundred videos since 2014, so treat it as a library to work through rather than a channel to refresh. That patient, year-by-year pacing is exactly what makes it useful for exam review.
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