/u/CharLimitsAreBullshi's posts in /r/AskHistorians
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Why do weavers seem to be much more commonly featured than spinners in narratives about anti-mechanisation protests?
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"lesbianism was not made illegal in the Victorian period, (...) due to male ministers being anxious that drawing attention to it could “encourage women to try it". Is there evidence for this claim?
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Were treaties between settlers and indigenous people simply broken by the settlers, or did they try to find loopholes and legal excuses for renouncing the treaties?
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Did Alexander the Great attempt to justify his conquests in some way, as in claiming self defense, or claiming to defend an ally?
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How common was the notion in Victorian England, that banning lesbian acts might encourage women to "try it"?
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