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Are there any criticisms of Stephen's Morillo's characterization of military commanders during the War of the Roses as being "battle seeking"?

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How important a factor was gunpowder in the centralization of European states in the Late Medieval and Early Modern periods?

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How were Medieval castle-towns governed?

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How prominent was lordship in the idea and practice of politics in Early Modern Europe?

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Why did hereditary rule become so widespread in Medieval Western Europe and how was it justified?

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Why did people in Medieval Europe sometimes choose to use violence to resolve their disputes ala feuds between farmers and private wars between nobles instead using of the myriad non-violent ways of resolving disputes such as the many courts and community trials?

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How well-accepted are the main points of Nicholas Henshall's "the Myth of Absolutism"?

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What theories of causality do historians most commonly use in their work?

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Did Imperial China make use of mercenaries?

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How was economic exchange handled in Medieval European towns after the money economy collapsed?

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Are there any criticisms of Stephen's Morillo's characterization of military commanders during the War of the Roses as being "battle seeking"?	7	AskHistorians
How important a factor was gunpowder in the centralization of European states in the Late Medieval and Early Modern periods?	6	AskHistorians
How were Medieval castle-towns governed?	6	AskHistorians
How prominent was lordship in the idea and practice of politics in Early Modern Europe?	6	AskHistorians
Why did hereditary rule become so widespread in Medieval Western Europe and how was it justified?	6	AskHistorians
Why did people in Medieval Europe sometimes choose to use violence to resolve their disputes ala feuds between farmers and private wars between nobles instead using of the myriad non-violent ways of resolving disputes such as the many courts and community trials?	6	AskHistorians
How well-accepted are the main points of Nicholas Henshall's "the Myth of Absolutism"?	5	AskHistorians
What theories of causality do historians most commonly use in their work?	5	AskHistorians
Did Imperial China make use of mercenaries?	5	AskHistorians
How was economic exchange handled in Medieval European towns after the money economy collapsed?	5	AskHistorians