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Book recommendations on period of Carolingians in Europe?

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Why were the Northern states willing to fight so hard to prevent the South seceding?

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How out of date is fernand braudel?

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Accounts of classical Greece involve entire populations of city-states being killed or enslaved? Did the cities exist after and did they maintain the same identity as being the same people with the same history and mythology?

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Hadrian has a positive reputation despite some qualities in common with the most despised emperors. Is this all down to Antoninus Pius? Or lack of contemporary historians?

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Teaching myself the broad sweep of British/European history (initial focus on fall of rome to 1000ADish

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Are cultural institutions fairly quickly/efficiently adaptive to what's needed or do different starting points create radically different responses to the same situation?

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Common routes of myths of gold/silver/bronze/iron ages?

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Are the online 'Great Courses' reliable? And do they work as just audio

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Have there been any Revolutions with one reasonably ideologically consistent revolutionary group from start to end

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Book recommendations on period of Carolingians in Europe?	2	AskHistorians
Why were the Northern states willing to fight so hard to prevent the South seceding?	2	AskHistorians
How out of date is fernand braudel?	2	AskHistorians
Accounts of classical Greece involve entire populations of city-states being killed or enslaved? Did the cities exist after and did they maintain the same identity as being the same people with the same history and mythology?	2	AskHistorians
Hadrian has a positive reputation despite some qualities in common with the most despised emperors. Is this all down to Antoninus Pius? Or lack of contemporary historians?	2	AskHistorians
Teaching myself the broad sweep of British/European history (initial focus on fall of rome to 1000ADish	2	AskHistorians
Are cultural institutions fairly quickly/efficiently adaptive to what's needed or do different starting points create radically different responses to the same situation?	1	AskHistorians
Common routes of myths of gold/silver/bronze/iron ages?	1	AskHistorians
Are the online 'Great Courses' reliable? And do they work as just audio	1	AskHistorians
Have there been any Revolutions with one reasonably ideologically consistent revolutionary group from start to end	1	AskHistorians