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Joseph Redmon

Thank you for all these awesome videos! Can you do one on the Battle of Marathon? Drawing the landscape for us like usual. It is my understanding that is what led to the eventual 300,000 man Persian army that was sent to invade Greece. Who at the time only had a population of 600,000? That's pretty amazing. That would be like China (or some other authoritarian regime) sending 150 million man army to the US.

Saybur

I liked this one a lot, variety is good :)

Layton Hayes

Oh man, yeah a series on the war between Persia and Greece would be amazing! Could end by tying into your existing videos on Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great.