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Why has so little seem to have been written about the Spanish flu even though it killed 50 million people (or about 200 million today as a percentage of total population)?
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How did wetnurses get their jobs in the Middle Ages and what would happen to them once the baby was weaned?
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If I am a queen, and I marry a duke, am I expected to be deferrent to him, as he is my husband, or is he expected to be deferrent to me, as I am his superior?
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How did it come to be that we say "speak now, or forever hold your peace" at weddings? Was there a time where objections were common?
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[Meta] is there a way to discourage questions of the type "refute politically loaded bad history question" that seem to be popping up recently?
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Would an English commoner before 1500 have heard music on a regular basis? Would their musical tastes have expanded much beyond common Church hymns and perhaps some folk songs? What about nobles? When would a more expansive musical repertoire become common for the English lower-class?
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What were the religious beliefs of the Varangian Guard and how did they interact with the religion of the Byzantine Empire?
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