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Is it more likely than not to say that William the Bastard´s son was murdered in a hunting accident or more likely that he was killed by accident?

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In 1917, after the Somme, the Britain and Germany agreed to resolve the war with fewer casualties and less mud with single combat champion warfare, David vs Goliath style, instead.

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Why weren´t the Franks among those who migrated to Britannia the same way that the Jutes, Saxons, Frisians, Angles, Danes, and Norse in late antiquity and the Early Medieval Period were?

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What do we know about the development of musket and cannon tactics in Subsaharan Africa?

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How plausible would it be that a group of bandits in the High Middle Ages might be able to get away with doing something like capturing the Sheriff of Nottingham for a short duration and pressuring him into not interfering with the group of bandits?

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In the Lord of the Rings, Theoden King attempts to kill Grima Wormtongue but Aragorn physically stopped the king. Would this kind of physical restraint for a purpose like that be tolerated in a time like the High Middle Ages (1300 for instance) in Western Europe (HRE, France, Angevin Empire, etc)?

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Why are most leaders of republics known by a single surname while most monarchs are known by a given name, often one associated with a previous monarch, as well as a number?

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What was the British backup plan in the Second World War if for some reason Britain and Northern Ireland were seized by the Axis?

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How much would you say that it would be appropriate to call what happened in France during the Second World War to also be a Civil War between French people?

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Why did Romania adopt judicial supremacy over parliamentary supremacy after WW1?

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Is it more likely than not to say that William the Bastard´s son was murdered in a hunting accident or more likely that he was killed by accident?	1	AskHistorians
In 1917, after the Somme, the Britain and Germany agreed to resolve the war with fewer casualties and less mud with single combat champion warfare, David vs Goliath style, instead.	1	fakehistoryporn
Why weren´t the Franks among those who migrated to Britannia the same way that the Jutes, Saxons, Frisians, Angles, Danes, and Norse in late antiquity and the Early Medieval Period were?	1	AskHistorians
What do we know about the development of musket and cannon tactics in Subsaharan Africa?	1	AskHistorians
How plausible would it be that a group of bandits in the High Middle Ages might be able to get away with doing something like capturing the Sheriff of Nottingham for a short duration and pressuring him into not interfering with the group of bandits?	1	AskHistorians
In the Lord of the Rings, Theoden King attempts to kill Grima Wormtongue but Aragorn physically stopped the king. Would this kind of physical restraint for a purpose like that be tolerated in a time like the High Middle Ages (1300 for instance) in Western Europe (HRE, France, Angevin Empire, etc)?	1	AskHistorians
Why are most leaders of republics known by a single surname while most monarchs are known by a given name, often one associated with a previous monarch, as well as a number?	1	AskHistorians
What was the British backup plan in the Second World War if for some reason Britain and Northern Ireland were seized by the Axis?	1	AskHistorians
How much would you say that it would be appropriate to call what happened in France during the Second World War to also be a Civil War between French people?	1	AskHistorians
Why did Romania adopt judicial supremacy over parliamentary supremacy after WW1?	1	AskHistorians