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Why does the East End of London have a such a distinctive culture and identity as compared to other traditionally working-class areas of the city?
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Many fantasy/historical computer games and RPGs feature "dungeons", ie a large labyrinthian set of tunnels, rooms, traps etc. Is there any historical basis for dungeons?
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How were the Romans able to replenish so much of their manpower despite devastating losses in battles such as Cannae?
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I read recently that, in his will, Ben Franklin left his only son "some worthless lands in Nova Scotia" Does anyone know where in NS these lands are?
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Hi everyone. I’m Whoosier; ask me about the daily life of ordinary folks in late medieval England (and elsewhere).
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In WWII, when cities were left with only the shells of buildings after large scale bombing, where did all the civilians go?
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