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To what extent was the nobility of medieval Europe above the law? Could the king kill a farmer without reason?
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How long have we known about the dangers of inbreeding? Did the Hapsburgs (or other famously inbred royal houses) know what kind of damage they were doing to their gene pool?
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What caused the violent crime rates in America to suddenly decline in the 90s, after years of steadily rising?
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Please let me know if you've seen a photo from the Nuremberg Trials of an attendee holding up a Jewish Newspaper
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Do we know the history behind how kissing came to be the arguably most prominent gesture of love and sexuality in society?
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Having seen the demotivational poster, "America- we will kill you in your sleep on Christmas", I was wondering, did Washington receive any criticism at the time for adopting this, and other guerilla, tactics?
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Were there atheists or agnostics in the Ancient world? What did they believe and how were they treated?
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How did the common Japanese people react to the extinction of the Samurai at the battle of Shiroyama?
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While Julius Ceaser was campaigning in Gaul for much of the 50's BC, did he ever see his children and wife? What do generals and leaders do in regards to their family and wealth when they are gone for extended periods of time?
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