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Did the Mormons have a "devastatingly effective cadre of assassins" known as the Danites? Who led them? How wide did their influence spread? Do they still exist?
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Aside from the "Western" spoon, fork, and knife, and the traditionally "Eastern" chopsticks, are there any other distinct eating utensils that we know of that have been used at any point in history?
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What was the process of converting "Königsberg" to "Kaliningrad"? Was it just a name change, or was there a more fundamental shift?
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Approximately how long would it take a middle-class woman to get ready (from waking to stepping out in public) in 1750? How long would it take a middle-class man?
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In a siege battle, did the attackers generally concentrate siege engines on one section to either capture or breach the walls, or did they try to overwhelm the defenders by closing in on multiple points simultaneously?
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A 92-year-old woman at my hospital keeps repeating "I was from Feodosia! I have survived World War II, prison, and slave labor! The Germans took me to Germany on a cattle train!" What exactly could she be referring to?
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How long did Roman/Phoenician/Greek ships last? Were merchants/fleets constantly rebuilding ships to deal with attrition?
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