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Why were British soldiers during the First World War (of the Western Front) only permitted to load 5 Rounds in their Rifle although having the capacity of 10?
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Either travel to the dirty, crowded city to work 70 + hours a week in a dangerous factory or try to stay on your family farm, only to be driven from the land by increasingly efficient machines and consolidated ownership. Was life during the industrial revolution this grim?
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Lincoln didn’t appear on the ballot of ten slave states in 1860. Was this unconstitutional at the time? If not, what’s stopping states from doing it now?
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I'm Dr. Nancy Reagin, author of "Re-Living the American Frontier: Western Fandoms, Reenactment, and Historical Hobbyists in Germany since 1900." Ask me anything about the history of literary fandoms and historical hobbyists!
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Sent over here from AskReddit. How common was anal sex in America in the 1950s between straight couples? How did this fit in with the homophobic views of this era? NSFW
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