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[WP]For three days and nights the tower held, though all the enemy's might was thrown against it. One the fourth day it burned.

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Are there any books that specifically deal with how medieval cavalry was used?

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"The History of William Marshal" contains several episodes where knights/men-at-arms go 'lightly armed' (without heavy armour) in order to scout their opponents or to arrive more quickly when pursuing a retreating army. Is there any evidence of this practice in the Late Middle Ages?

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What were 18th century naval horse transports like?

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How did the Holy Grail become a cup, instead of a large, shallow dish?

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Piles of bodies on the battlefield in the American Civil War

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Question on a bronze age "breast"plate

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I can't get her out of my dreams and he's coming for me. (Part 2) NSFW

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In the 19th-century grand strategy game Victoria 3, it is possible for the British East India Company to break relations with the United Kingdom and demand independence. Is this feasible / was it ever considered?

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I can't get her out of my dreams and he's coming for me. (Part 2) NSFW

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP]For three days and nights the tower held, though all the enemy's might was thrown against it. One the fourth day it burned.	2	WritingPrompts
Are there any books that specifically deal with how medieval cavalry was used?	2	AskHistorians
"The History of William Marshal" contains several episodes where knights/men-at-arms go 'lightly armed' (without heavy armour) in order to scout their opponents or to arrive more quickly when pursuing a retreating army. Is there any evidence of this practice in the Late Middle Ages?	2	AskHistorians
What were 18th century naval horse transports like?	2	AskHistorians
How did the Holy Grail become a cup, instead of a large, shallow dish?	2	AskHistorians
Piles of bodies on the battlefield in the American Civil War	2	AskHistorians
Question on a bronze age "breast"plate	1	AskHistorians
I can't get her out of my dreams and he's coming for me. (Part 2) NSFW	1	nosleep
In the 19th-century grand strategy game Victoria 3, it is possible for the British East India Company to break relations with the United Kingdom and demand independence. Is this feasible / was it ever considered?	1	AskHistorians
I can't get her out of my dreams and he's coming for me. (Part 2) NSFW	1	nosleep