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In the Mitchell and Webb sketch about Sir Walter Raleigh naming Virginia, it is remarked that it seems "rude to call a land after the fact that our Queen've never done it". Do we know his exact reasoning as to why choose that name rather than, say, Lizzieland?
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When did the classic "wizard hat" first appear in fiction, and does it have any historical precedent?
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AskReddit is claiming that the French army wanted to keep fighting the Nazis in 1940, but were neutered by the politicians. Is this true? Did the army have a plan to fight a prolonged defensive war?
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As a drafted soldier, am I more likely to return from war unharmed during the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, or Vietnam?
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