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Why didn't Henry VIII legitimize Henry Fitzroy, his bastard by Bessie Blount instead of going through all that hoopla with Catherine and Anne?
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I am a 15-year-old girl living with my family in the slums of Victorian London. I work long hours, and have little time for sleep and meals, let alone socializing with other young people. What is the most likely way I will meet my future husband?
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Canadian Here. The first amendment of US constitution guarantees freedom of speech and assembly. Yet in the 1950's Americans were prosecuted (HUC) for their association with communism. Isn't this a contradiction?
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In 1970, there was a planned fascist coup in Italy (the “Golpe Borghese”). How serious was the plan? Did the coup ever stand a chance of succeeding?
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In the 1910s, did anyone feel anxiety about increasingly widespread and affordable electronic lights?
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I remember my high school history textbook The American Pageant said that regarding the attitudes of whites toward African Americans before the Civil War, "In the North they would love the race and hate the individual, and in the South they'd love the individual but hate the race."
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