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Were the military brutalities inflicted by Cromwell on Ireland much worse than most medieval warfare during this time period?
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Did Justinian intend for reconquered Western Roman territory to be reestablished as a formal "Western Roman Empire", with it's own Emperor and authority, or did he intend on being the sole ruler of a united empire, reversing the division of the Roman Empire from centuries ago?
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There were an estimated 20 - 50 million deaths during the Mongol conquests. Have any mass graves or huge killing fields been discovered that date from this era?
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In ancient and medieval sieges, how were weapons such as catapults, ballistae, and trebuchets used? Were they used to break the walls, as in movies, or were they more used for wearing down the population in side by raining down destruction from above?
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MEGATHREAD | Day 2 of the AskHistorians Digital Conference 2020: ‘Business as Unusual: Histories of Rupture, Chaos, Revolution, and Change’
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Were black African slaves in the United States one step away from starvation, or well-fed because they were big investments?
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