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Was it actually popularly claimed that the Titanic was unsinkable, or did that part of the story grow in the years and decades after the sinking?
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The first Holmes book has subplot that depicts Mormons openly practicing polygamy & forcefully preventing anyone from leaving their communities. Conan Doyle Defended the depiction, claiming it was based on real historical events. What was he referring to? & how reasonable is the assertion?
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Marquis de Lafayette was an Officer at the age of 13. Why? were mid-puberty officers a thing that worked even in special circumstances in that time?
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What allowed Charlemagne to create a professional army in the Early Middle Ages, when the realms of the High Middle Ages were unable to create professional armies?
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The Starship Enterprise traces its name back through many generations of fictional and real life ships, dating back to the 16th century. Do other cultures with strong naval traditions (China, Portugal e.g.) have equivalent ship names that trace back through many iterations of naval or space travel?
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Slobodan Praljak has killed himself after his sentencing for war crimes was reaffirmed. Who was he? What was he responsible for?
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Hadrian visited most of his provinces during his reign, but to what degree would the average Roman citizen know how big the Empire was?
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