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Did China consider Westerners to be barbarians because they drank milk?

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If a 13th century English Knight were to find himself joining a hunt in 13th century Japan with local aristocracy, how much of the experience would be new to him or overlap with his previous experience? How about a 17th century Knight in 17th century Japan?

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It is the late 18th Century and my father has purchased an Officer's commission in the Army for me. So... where do I actually learn how to be a soldier?

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[WP]2 Secret Organizations argue over who has jurisdiction of a magic using Alien.

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Did navies ever have their own distilleries/breweries in the Age of Sail?

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In the game Pentiment, a German Abbey is forced to close its scriptorium and raise taxes as a way to offset lost revenue. What other options might an abbey have?

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Before modern IP Laws, did groups try to enforce a monopoly on the creation of art and literature? What were their strategies?

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Would working as a Shabbos goy have been considered an acceptable job, or would it have been treated derogatorily in the 1800's in non-Jewish communities?

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When did white rice and white bread become affordable enough to be available to the average person as an everyday staple?

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Did Japanese fishermen ever get infamous for smuggling during its isolationist period, like how British fishermen did?

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Did China consider Westerners to be barbarians because they drank milk?	18	AskHistorians
If a 13th century English Knight were to find himself joining a hunt in 13th century Japan with local aristocracy, how much of the experience would be new to him or overlap with his previous experience? How about a 17th century Knight in 17th century Japan?	18	AskHistorians
It is the late 18th Century and my father has purchased an Officer's commission in the Army for me. So... where do I actually learn how to be a soldier?	16	AskHistorians
[WP]2 Secret Organizations argue over who has jurisdiction of a magic using Alien.	14	WritingPrompts
Did navies ever have their own distilleries/breweries in the Age of Sail?	12	AskHistorians
In the game Pentiment, a German Abbey is forced to close its scriptorium and raise taxes as a way to offset lost revenue. What other options might an abbey have?	11	AskHistorians
Before modern IP Laws, did groups try to enforce a monopoly on the creation of art and literature? What were their strategies?	10	AskHistorians
Would working as a Shabbos goy have been considered an acceptable job, or would it have been treated derogatorily in the 1800's in non-Jewish communities?	6	AskHistorians
When did white rice and white bread become affordable enough to be available to the average person as an everyday staple?	6	AskHistorians
Did Japanese fishermen ever get infamous for smuggling during its isolationist period, like how British fishermen did?	4	AskHistorians