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When historians say 19th century Irish peasants lived off just potato and milk, do they mean that quite literally, or are kitchen gardens etc. discounted?
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How were the English crown jewels mined and cut? I understand the crown jewels are fairly old but how were rubies and diamonds cut back then when the crown and all the royal items were made?
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How did people inside and outside of England come to accept Anglicanism as a legitimate religion rather than an obvious political play?
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Was there a woman in history who actually dressed in men's clothes and joined some war, or other effort in order to rendezvous with her lover - or perhaps even just to fight for some cause? Or for any historically significant reason at all?
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