History Hit 12+

History Hit is an exceptional platform that has truly enhanced my understanding and appreciation of history. From engaging podcasts and documentaries to insightful articles, the breadth and depth of historical content available are simply remarkable. The high-quality production and diverse range of topics ensure that there is something for every history enthusiast, regardless of their specific interests.

One of the most appealing aspects of History Hit is its excellent value for money. The subscription fee is more than justified by the wealth of content and the expertise of the contributors. I find myself continuously drawn to the platform, eager to explore new historical narratives and gain a deeper insight into the past. The ability to access such a vast array of historical resources at an affordable price makes History Hit an invaluable investment for anyone passionate about history.

Overall, I cannot recommend History Hit highly enough. It has become an indispensable tool for expanding my historical knowledge and has undoubtedly enriched my leisure time. The platform's exceptional value for money, combined with its captivating content, makes it a must-have for history enthusiasts.

Matt Lewis is a brilliant presenter. I have watched a number of his programmes on RichardIII and know he has a bit of a soft spot for him.

I think Richard was a much maligned person. There were others who had as much or more vested interest in disposing of the princes. In fact killing the princes would have harmed his reputation more. We should also not forget the duplicitous Woodville family. His earlier years show him as being fair and just, and also a staunch supporter of his brother Edward IV.

I do not see him suddenly becoming this rampant power hungry tyrant that he has been portrayed as. I believe he genuinely thought that the princes were illegitimate, and that it was his duty to take on the kingship. I personally think he would have been a good king had events/people conspired against him.

I took out my subscription on a whim, resulting in the re-awakening of a long lost thirst for knowledge that I believed had shriveled up and died long ago. Since then, as a person of advancing years, I have have found this new and legal reason to live a pleasant distraction from watching the clock of life tick away and so I commend supporting History Hit to anyone who is looking for answers to historical questions that they didn’t bother to think about when at school. Dan Snow and his gang seem to be able to bring history to life in a way that isn’t available anywhere else and I hope that they will continue to persuade others with stories to tell to populate the History Hit App.