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Did whalers and other such shipping vessels in the 1600s through the end of the 1800s know the rules of international maritime law even though they shipped across the world? In the book Moby Dick, the owners of the ship seem to have ownership in a ship that is similar to stock in a company.

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Was there a lot of people who worked across borders prior to the 1800s? For example, going from New Jersey/ Connecticut to Manhattan for work or even in places in Europe that had close borders (perhaps Strausburg)?

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What was life like traveling around the Holy Roman Empire after the Renaissance and prior to German unification? Was it like feudal Europe?

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How deep was the military-technology, information, and military organization asymmetry between the colonies that were to become the US and the British Empire?

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Does Tolstoy's theory of history in War & Peace have validity in other parts of historical analysis?

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What are the best maps to look at to represent WWII? Is there a good source of maps?

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What was life like in the Morea during the Frankokratia and Latin rule? Was it feudalistic politically organized? And did the duke's castles resemble life in Germany, France, or England?

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When exactly or who did/was the first time/ person to say World War II instead of Great War?

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Why did British power change from the early 1900s to the 1930s?

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Why W and Z Bosons on the Standard Model have mass and photons don't have mass?

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Did whalers and other such shipping vessels in the 1600s through the end of the 1800s know the rules of international maritime law even though they shipped across the world? In the book Moby Dick, the owners of the ship seem to have ownership in a ship that is similar to stock in a company.	4	AskHistorians
Was there a lot of people who worked across borders prior to the 1800s? For example, going from New Jersey/ Connecticut to Manhattan for work or even in places in Europe that had close borders (perhaps Strausburg)?	3	AskHistorians
What was life like traveling around the Holy Roman Empire after the Renaissance and prior to German unification? Was it like feudal Europe?	3	AskHistorians
How deep was the military-technology, information, and military organization asymmetry between the colonies that were to become the US and the British Empire?	3	AskHistorians
Does Tolstoy's theory of history in War & Peace have validity in other parts of historical analysis?	3	AskHistorians
What are the best maps to look at to represent WWII? Is there a good source of maps?	3	AskHistorians
What was life like in the Morea during the Frankokratia and Latin rule? Was it feudalistic politically organized? And did the duke's castles resemble life in Germany, France, or England?	3	AskHistorians
When exactly or who did/was the first time/ person to say World War II instead of Great War?	3	AskHistorians
Why did British power change from the early 1900s to the 1930s?	3	AskHistorians
Why W and Z Bosons on the Standard Model have mass and photons don't have mass?	2	askscience