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I'm a British creditor in 1783, the US just became independent, and much of my money is loaned out to Americans. Are they expected to still make payments and if not, would I have any legal recourse to get my money back?
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How much evidence do we require to say a civilization definitely existed? What separates ancient Sumer or Old Kingdom Egypt from what came before?
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I have read that during the siege of Paris in 1590 the people inside the city was so starving that eat bread made with bones of the dead (the so called 'pain de Madame de Montpensier'). Where is this story from? Is it true?
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Why is the ethnic Chinese community in Thailand so assimilated, while the ethnic Chinese community in Malaysia maintains such a strong separate identity?
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In the new Netflix movie "The King" Henry V is seen presumably "partying" and waking up the next day with a girl beside him. Would this kind of "one night stand" be normal for Henry V ?
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