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How were American slaves freed after the Civil War? How widely had news of the Emancipation Proclamation spread during the war and how was freedom for former slave protected, immediately following the war?

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What was the significance of William Blackstone's writings in his lifetime? How did they become staples of Anglosphere (or the US, at least) legal education?

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How were American slaves freed after the Civil War? How widely had news of the Emancipation Proclamation spread during the war and how was freedom for former slave protected, immediately following the war?

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What were the intentions of those who coined, popularized, and codified "In God We Trust" as the USA's national motto?

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What was the significance of William Blackstone's writings in his lifetime? How did they become staples of Anglosphere (or USA, at least) legal education?

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What were the intentions of those who coined, popularized, and codified "In God We Trust" as the USA's national motto?

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Quotes of Adlai Stevenson's "majority" exchange vary: Is it known if the story is true or apocryphal? If true, what was the public's response?

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What's your actual opinion of the Wright-Smithsonian agreement?

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[Crime and Punishment] Was "If any man shall exceed the bounds of moderation, we shall punish him severely" a law in colonial Massachusetts? If so, what of the irony?

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To what extent can the per capita peak in Americans completing college by age 35 in the 1938-1952 birth cohort be attributed to draft dodging?

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How were American slaves freed after the Civil War? How widely had news of the Emancipation Proclamation spread during the war and how was freedom for former slave protected, immediately following the war?	2	AskHistorians
What was the significance of William Blackstone's writings in his lifetime? How did they become staples of Anglosphere (or the US, at least) legal education?	2	AskHistorians
How were American slaves freed after the Civil War? How widely had news of the Emancipation Proclamation spread during the war and how was freedom for former slave protected, immediately following the war?	2	AskHistorians
What were the intentions of those who coined, popularized, and codified "In God We Trust" as the USA's national motto?	2	AskHistorians
What was the significance of William Blackstone's writings in his lifetime? How did they become staples of Anglosphere (or USA, at least) legal education?	2	AskHistorians
What were the intentions of those who coined, popularized, and codified "In God We Trust" as the USA's national motto?	2	AskHistorians
Quotes of Adlai Stevenson's "majority" exchange vary: Is it known if the story is true or apocryphal? If true, what was the public's response?	2	AskHistorians
What's your actual opinion of the Wright-Smithsonian agreement?	2	AskHistorians
[Crime and Punishment] Was "If any man shall exceed the bounds of moderation, we shall punish him severely" a law in colonial Massachusetts? If so, what of the irony?	2	AskHistorians
To what extent can the per capita peak in Americans completing college by age 35 in the 1938-1952 birth cohort be attributed to draft dodging?	2	AskHistorians