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Because of infant mortality rate being so high before modern medicine, did parents grieve the deaths of their babies and children the same way we do now? Did it absolutely devastate those parents like it does now or was it more "that sucks"?

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Was there ever any evidence that Louis XVI might have been gay?

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Would would the life of an acrobat who lived during the Tudor times have been like?

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Because of infant mortality rate being so high before modern medicine, did parents grieve the deaths of their babies and children the same way we do now? Did it absolutely devastate those parents like it does now or was it more "that sucks"?	30
Was there ever any evidence that Louis XVI might have been gay?	9
Would would the life of an acrobat who lived during the Tudor times have been like?	0