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Prominent Jesuits as Ignatius of Loyola and Francis Xavier were Basques. What drove Basques to become Jesuits? How the socio-religious situation of the Basque country influenced the creation of the Society of Jesus?
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How much of a game changer were stirrups? I have been told that they revolutionized warfare and made the Mongols seemingly unstoppable. Is that really true?
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The massive Athenian invasion of Sicily in the midst of the Peloponnesian War Seems like hubris to modern readers, but did the Athenian Assembly, without our hindsight, have reason to think it a rational, strategically-sound move?
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The House of Stuart has had an almost unbelievable amount of support for hundreds of years. What makes the Jacobite cause so enduring?
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I'm a Portugese explorer/merchant recently arrived in Southern India in the early 16th century. I've discovered there are local Indian Christians and I go to their Church. Assuming I can speak their language, how recognisable is their service?
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