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I have heard the biased opinion that France was on the verge of a state revolution. And in order to avoid disrupting major trade relations with the Soviet Union, Britain took a more conciliatory approach towards Hitler. Is there any grain of truth to it?

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Where Paul Barras wrote ''monstrous glowing eyes'' about Napoleon?

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Is this Churchill's quote?

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How would history have changed if Britain had rewarded the colonies for their participation in the war, instead of putting the American colonies under the power of Parliament?

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How worn out was the Lighthouse of Alexandria at the time of its fall?

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I have heard the biased opinion that France was on the verge of a state revolution. And in order to avoid disrupting major trade relations with the Soviet Union, Britain took a more conciliatory approach towards Hitler. Is there any grain of truth to it?	50
Where Paul Barras wrote ''monstrous glowing eyes'' about Napoleon?	2
Is this Churchill's quote?	1
How would history have changed if Britain had rewarded the colonies for their participation in the war, instead of putting the American colonies under the power of Parliament?	1
How worn out was the Lighthouse of Alexandria at the time of its fall?	1