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It’s 10AD in Ancient Rome. My wife has just dropped dead suspiciously and all the locals think that I did it, they want justice. What kind of judicial process (if any) will there be and what rights of defence do I have?
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In this article it is reported that, before selling it to the US, Alaska was offered to Liechtenstein. Was this a serious offer and did they offer it to other countries first?
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How did the Toyota Hilux become the "vehicle of choice" for armed conflicts and/or guerilla warfare in the developing world over the last 40-50 years?
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During the 1600s, Paris had a population of about 400k, London over 300k, and even Rome's population doubled to over 100k. Where did all these people live if they weren't wealthy?
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Every time we think of the phrase "Mongolian history" we always associate it with Genghis Khan and his empire. What about other notable aspects of Mongolian history?
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Are there any European families that still exist today that can trace their origins to the aristocracy/patrician families of the Roman Empire?
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Frank Zappa once said: "Classical music [..] it's formula music, the same as top forty music is formula music. In order to have a piece be classical, it has to conform to academic standards that were the current norms of that day and age". Is this statement accurate?
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