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Who was the last U.S. General to serve in the thick of battle

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I'm an average working-class, Italian-American during the 1970's/80's. How would I most likely view the Italian-American Mafia? As heroes, villains, indifferently?

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What explains the American South's interest in naming cities after those in the Classical World?

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Who was the last U.S. General to fight in the thick of Battle?

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When in Western European military history did armies no longer need to "winter"?

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I'm a peasant in 14th century Britain and I want to marry. How available and approachable was the Church Hierarchy to peasants, and what hoops would I have to jump through to receive this sacrament?

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What is the earliest appearance of the opinion that the British throne was symbolic?

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It's the 14th Century in the Kingdom of France, what was duelling professionally like?

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Did the Roman Empire have a policy of offering a way of peaceful surrender to the occupants of land they wished to rule over, or did they immediately begin an attack?

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Was the Fall of the Western Roman Empire followed by a drop in population, crop yield, or water availability in awestern Europe?

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Who was the last U.S. General to serve in the thick of battle	1
I'm an average working-class, Italian-American during the 1970's/80's. How would I most likely view the Italian-American Mafia? As heroes, villains, indifferently?	1
What explains the American South's interest in naming cities after those in the Classical World?	1
Who was the last U.S. General to fight in the thick of Battle?	1
When in Western European military history did armies no longer need to "winter"?	1
I'm a peasant in 14th century Britain and I want to marry. How available and approachable was the Church Hierarchy to peasants, and what hoops would I have to jump through to receive this sacrament?	1
What is the earliest appearance of the opinion that the British throne was symbolic?	1
It's the 14th Century in the Kingdom of France, what was duelling professionally like?	1
Did the Roman Empire have a policy of offering a way of peaceful surrender to the occupants of land they wished to rule over, or did they immediately begin an attack?	1
Was the Fall of the Western Roman Empire followed by a drop in population, crop yield, or water availability in awestern Europe?	1