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"Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than has any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst." Do historians agree or disagree with this Robert Heinlein passage from Starship Troopers?
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Going back 50 years or more in America, was it more of a "big deal" to find pennies, dimes, and general loose change on the ground, due to its higher worth?
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How is it that such an unwieldy animal such as a horse was so effective in combat, especially when used to charge heavy infantry formations.
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What happened to the "Guardian Angels" group that formed in crime riddled 1970s New York City? Were the effective in reducing crime?
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Richard Bosworth claimed in a review that Mussolini executed less of his own people than any Governor of Texas as of 2013. Is this claim true?
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Did Ancient Rome have anything like the popular music culture we now enjoy? Were there singers or composers that most people were likely to have heard of? Were there concerts?
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