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Did medieval siege engineers transport their siege towers/ladders/trebuchets from battle to battle, or did they just bring their tools and build them as needed? And how did they decide which machines would be effective against their target?
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It's well known that Xerxes I was hated in Greece, but how did people in the Persian Empire like him? Do we have any sources?
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In my "US History Since 1877" class my professor said that there were more monuments erected to remember the Confederacy than for the Union. How true is this?
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It is my understanding that in 46 B.C.E Julius Caesar made January 1st the New Year. If I was a Roman Citizen, how would I be celebrating the first Modern New Year.
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Why is there virtually no outside sources for the Kingdom of Israel during the time of David & Solomon?
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Has the Orthodox Church really maintained a consistent system of doctrine and practice over the past ~2,000 years?
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