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How common was it to lose teeth as an adult in medieval Europe? Was it seen as an inevitable fact if life, or was it something that was fought against?
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Even after Napoleon I made himself Emperor, France remained officially a "republic", and Napoleon's title was "by the Grace of God and the Constitutions of the Republic, Emperor of the French". What did "republic" mean to people back then, for it to be compatible with monarchy.
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How did Lewis and Clark keep things like their journals, maps, and papers from getting wet? Further, how did people during that time or in the old west keep from getting wet when camping?
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I am watching 'The Terror' and am wondering how expedition ships in the 1840's were provisioned to support a crew for several years without restocking.
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Why did Jesús become a common name in the Spanish speaking world, but not in other languages with large numbers of Christian speakers like English or Italian?
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