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Why did Ireland remain largely Catholic? Specifically, why did continental Protestantism (i.e. Calvinism and Lutheranism, not Anglicanism) not gain traction in Ireland?
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The battles of Verdun and the Somme resulted in about 2 million casualties on both sides with apparently little to show for it. Were there any voices raised to stop the carnage on either side of the trenches? If so, whose voices and what happened with them?
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Did Emperor Norton I, first emperor of the United States and Protector of Mexico, ever state his opinion on the Civil War?
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Ezra Pound argued Thomas Jefferson "governed for 24 yrs, and you might say for 48." T.J. 8 yrs. "...16 wherein he governed more or less through deputies Madison and Monroe." How accurate of a portrait is this? Also he compares T.J. to Mussolini, is this total absurdity from a fascist sympathizer ?
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Is it true that Easter was originally the celebration of Ishater, the Assyrian and Babylonian goddess of fertility and sex? If so then how did it become a Christian celebration?
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Was there a right wing reaction in America to mask laws during the Spanish flu that is similar to today?
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The Bolshoi and Mariinsky Ballet Companies - both founded in Tsarist Russia - remain among the world's most prestigious. How did they survive the Russian revolutions? What was the Soviet ballet scene like?
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