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You see in all sorts of fantasy media Knights who can single handedly slay scores of foot soldiers. Could one knight from the Middle Ages actually take on a dozen or so poorly trained/armored/armed soldiers and come out on top?
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When did the "band name" come around? As in a group of musicians giving their group a specific name.
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What were the initial reactions to the Great Lakes when they were discovered by Europeans? Did they think they were oceans?
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Sergey Lavrov says post-Napoleonic international system was stable and just. It ensured peace in Europe and was destroyed by West European attacking Russia in Crimean War which directly led to destabilized international system, even implies it caused WW1. Do any actual historians support this view?
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Were the Mongols really the unstoppable force that they are so often portrait as? Were there any inherent weaknesses in the way the Mongols waged wars?
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