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The bookmark and starting date system was too ambitious, but can we at least keep a 18th century start like 1701, 1756, 1776, 1789 as a supported start date?

59 upvotes • r/eu4

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To what extent would merchants, in the pre paper money world, accept foreign, that is to say money not minited in their home country, currency?

34 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Keolis (the French company that runs our commuter rail) had it's contract extended back in May of this year until 2027, do you think they deserve it?

32 upvotes • r/boston

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The wildcat branch is one of the most frustrating things!

19 upvotes • r/boston

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Are there any examples of roman/medieval armies organizing their armies into dedicated units based on their weapons like in games?

7 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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The wildcat branch is one of the most frustrating things!

6 upvotes • r/mbta

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Do they take public comments during these meetings?

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How much city was the imperial free cities, vs countryside? Likewise, was serfdom legal in the free cities?

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In fantasy media, merchants are often portrayed as traveling damsels for the hero to rescue, so I'm curious how did they actually secure themselves while traveling? And how far would they actually travel in their lifetimes? And when they arrived at a place how did sleep?

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Have you ever heard of states deciding to split the cost of projects without going through the federal government? Is that even legal?

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The bookmark and starting date system was too ambitious, but can we at least keep a 18th century start like 1701, 1756, 1776, 1789 as a supported start date?	59	eu4
To what extent would merchants, in the pre paper money world, accept foreign, that is to say money not minited in their home country, currency?	34	AskHistorians
Keolis (the French company that runs our commuter rail) had it's contract extended back in May of this year until 2027, do you think they deserve it?	32	boston
The wildcat branch is one of the most frustrating things!	19	boston
Are there any examples of roman/medieval armies organizing their armies into dedicated units based on their weapons like in games?	7	AskHistorians
The wildcat branch is one of the most frustrating things!	6	mbta
Do they take public comments during these meetings?	5	mbta
How much city was the imperial free cities, vs countryside? Likewise, was serfdom legal in the free cities?	5	AskHistorians
In fantasy media, merchants are often portrayed as traveling damsels for the hero to rescue, so I'm curious how did they actually secure themselves while traveling? And how far would they actually travel in their lifetimes? And when they arrived at a place how did sleep?	5	AskHistorians
Have you ever heard of states deciding to split the cost of projects without going through the federal government? Is that even legal?	3	america