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During the heyday of TV westerns in the 1950s and 1960s, elderly viewers could have grown up in the actual Wild West. What did they think of these shows?

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Would the average person living in the Holy Roman Empire have understood that this kingdom was not literally the same entity as the Roman Empire of antiquity?

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Corinthians 11:14 admonishes men who have long hair. How did early and medieval Christians interpret this, especially during periods where long hair on men was the norm?

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What happened on February 28, 1900?

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How aware were average people living in the Holy Roman Empire that it was not the same entity as the actual Roman Empire?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
During the heyday of TV westerns in the 1950s and 1960s, elderly viewers could have grown up in the actual Wild West. What did they think of these shows?	4280
Would the average person living in the Holy Roman Empire have understood that this kingdom was not literally the same entity as the Roman Empire of antiquity?	14
Corinthians 11:14 admonishes men who have long hair. How did early and medieval Christians interpret this, especially during periods where long hair on men was the norm?	11
What happened on February 28, 1900?	9
How aware were average people living in the Holy Roman Empire that it was not the same entity as the actual Roman Empire?	0