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In the chaos of Age of Sail naval battles, I imagine that sometimes two enemy ships would sink next to another. Would the surviving sailors keep the fight going in the water, trying to drown one another? Or would they drop the animosity and chat about the battle, while trying to survive together?
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Napoleon was 30 years old when George Washington died. Do we know what these men thought of each other?
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How would I, a man who can't seem to grow facial hair, fare along my peers in late 19th century western Europe?
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The game Red Dead Redemption 2 takes place in the US in 1899. In one area of the map you come across an abandoned Civil War battlefield with old cannons, trenches and barricades strewn about. Were there actually any visible remnants of Civil War battles as late as 1899?
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Did citizens of the USSR actually do less work because they could get away with it while still meeting their quotas?
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How involved was the CIA in the crack epidemic? Is this primarily an urban legend or grounded in truth? Is there any substance to the charge that they deliberately funneled the drug to inner city neighborhoods in the 1980s?
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt would be hit by repeated accusations of socialism or communist during the implementation of the New Deal . But what did actual Communists and Socialists think of the New Deal?
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