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What did women with big breasts did before bras?

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Were there people arguing that the printing press was just a fashion that would fade away?, or maybe saying that books written by hand were better than printed books?, or just against the printing press in general?

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Wikipedia says about the Haudenosaunee history that "half of the historical story, that told by women, was lost", is this accurate?

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Foreigners were banned from Japan except for a few ports, and yet the Jesuits managed to go inland, live with regular people, and even publish a book about the Japanese language, how were they able to do all this?

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What did Borte think of Temuyin raping so many other women?, did no one see the irony in this? NSFW

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How was it to live in city state of Edo in modern day Benin?

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Where can I read the sumerian legend of Sargon's rise to power?

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Why is the Caduceus the symbol of medicine in the USA instead of the Rod of Asclepius?

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To what extent are Plato and Confucius responsible to western and eastern views on authority?

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In 1810 during the Mexican war of independence a guy known as "El Pípila" used a big rock as a shield to set fire to the door of a fortress. Why wasn't this technique more common?

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What did women with big breasts did before bras?	4	AskHistorians
Were there people arguing that the printing press was just a fashion that would fade away?, or maybe saying that books written by hand were better than printed books?, or just against the printing press in general?	4	AskHistorians
Wikipedia says about the Haudenosaunee history that "half of the historical story, that told by women, was lost", is this accurate?	4	AskHistorians
Foreigners were banned from Japan except for a few ports, and yet the Jesuits managed to go inland, live with regular people, and even publish a book about the Japanese language, how were they able to do all this?	4	AskHistorians
What did Borte think of Temuyin raping so many other women?, did no one see the irony in this? NSFW	4	AskHistorians
How was it to live in city state of Edo in modern day Benin?	4	AskHistorians
Where can I read the sumerian legend of Sargon's rise to power?	4	AskHistorians
Why is the Caduceus the symbol of medicine in the USA instead of the Rod of Asclepius?	4	AskHistorians
To what extent are Plato and Confucius responsible to western and eastern views on authority?	4	AskHistorians
In 1810 during the Mexican war of independence a guy known as "El Pípila" used a big rock as a shield to set fire to the door of a fortress. Why wasn't this technique more common?	4	AskHistorians