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Were longswords used in the 13th century?

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In Ancient Rome if you were caught and taken prisoner during a battle you were usually shamed and disgraced, why?

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In the high middle ages how did they build an army?

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Why were Roman laws so harsh?

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Were the Romans Really as Brutal and Cruel as we Think?

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Was there any type of plate armor used in the 13th century or the high Middle Ages in general?

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Two questions about medieval levies?

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Why is Vendal age helmets more lavishly decorated than helmets from the later Viking age?

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How would a medieval battle play out if two armies met on a narrow road or in a thick forest?

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Is Lloyd deMause's The Origins of War in Child Abuse accurate?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Were longswords used in the 13th century?	6
In Ancient Rome if you were caught and taken prisoner during a battle you were usually shamed and disgraced, why?	5
In the high middle ages how did they build an army?	5
Why were Roman laws so harsh?	5
Were the Romans Really as Brutal and Cruel as we Think?	4
Was there any type of plate armor used in the 13th century or the high Middle Ages in general?	3
Two questions about medieval levies?	2
Why is Vendal age helmets more lavishly decorated than helmets from the later Viking age?	2
How would a medieval battle play out if two armies met on a narrow road or in a thick forest?	2
Is Lloyd deMause's The Origins of War in Child Abuse accurate?	1