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What food would be on the table of a wealthy Japanese lord in the 16th century?

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Was "fake news" a big issue around the time of Orwell's Doomsday broadcast?

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Did the crew of the Enola Gay ever show remorse ?

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Was John of Ephesus’ account of the Justinian Plague not accessible to or simply ignored by more modern scholars (18th century)?

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Bedding and dormitory etiquette NSFW

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Did people had the same fascination we have with history and past civilizations?

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For long periods of Japanese history, Japanese Emperors were largely ceremonial figureheads, and actual rule was done by Shoguns/Regents. What then did the Emperor actually do day to day?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What food would be on the table of a wealthy Japanese lord in the 16th century?	4
Was "fake news" a big issue around the time of Orwell's Doomsday broadcast?	4
Did the crew of the Enola Gay ever show remorse ?	4
Was John of Ephesus’ account of the Justinian Plague not accessible to or simply ignored by more modern scholars (18th century)?	4
[deleted by user]	4
Bedding and dormitory etiquette NSFW	4
[deleted by user]	4
[deleted by user]	4
Did people had the same fascination we have with history and past civilizations?	4
For long periods of Japanese history, Japanese Emperors were largely ceremonial figureheads, and actual rule was done by Shoguns/Regents. What then did the Emperor actually do day to day?	4