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Did people carry a form of ID in the nineteenth-century? How likely is it that a criminal could remain ‘at large’ without being identified in the ‘Wild West’ or Victorian England?
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In 1934, Senator Huey Long ordered the Louisiana National Guard into a standoff with the New Orleans police. Was this precedented? What was the popular reaction at the time, in both Louisiana and the United States?
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Why did both the Lithuanian SSR and East Germany refuse to get Kaliningrad/East Prussia when offered?
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I've got a general question about historiography. How do Historians know when to stop? As in, how do they choose where to define the limits for a particular topic? To my layman mind it seems almost impossible.
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