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How was the death of Abraham Lincoln's son commented on in Confederate newspapers and private writings during the Civil War?
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In the past, Did people try to use religion/the bible to defend slavery and segregation much the same way they use it now to denounce homosexuality and oppose gay marriage ?
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[X-post from r/history] The romanticized "Wild West" period in American history was only about 30 years, and fairly recent (1865-1895). It's obvious to me why it ended, but I don't understand how the years before were different?
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I am your average novel reader in Victorian England and I've just finished Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray". How much am I picking up on the undertones, and what would I have known about LGBT activities in Britain?
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